Jul 13th, 2009 - NY Daily News
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A search of Michael Jackson's doctor's home turned up Propofol, the powerful sedative that may have killed the King of Pop, the gossip Web site TMZ reported Monday.
Based on an interview with of Dr. Conrad Murray, police conducted another search of his home and found the prescription drug, which is supposed to be administered only in a hospital, TMZ reported.
The Los Angeles Times cited unnamed sources saying detectives also found large amounts of Diprivan - the brand name for Propofol - at Jackson's home.
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