An attorney for Dr. Conrad Murray tells ET the latest details behind the investigation into the death of Michael Jackson -- including what happened during the doctor's three-hour meeting with investigators on Saturday.
ET has learned that Dr. Murray, along with his attorney Ed Chernoff, met with the Los Angeles Police Department for a second time to resolve unanswered questions about the circumstances surrounding Jackson's sudden passing.
Dr. Murray's attorney tells ET the following about Saturday's meeting:
"During the meeting Dr. Murray helped identify the circumstances around the death of the pop icon and clarified some inconsistencies. Dr. Murray has been in Los Angeles since the death of Mr. Jackson. He rode in the ambulance to the hospital and stayed at the hospital for hours comforting and consoling the Jackson family. Investigators say the doctor is in no way a suspect and remains a witness to this tragedy.
"Dr. Murray will continue to cooperate fully with the authorities and asks that all keep the Jackson family in their prayers."
The statement also revealed that Dr. Murray was hired by Jackson in May of 2009 to accompany him on his upcoming concert tour.
The iconic King of Pop passed away suddenly on Thursday at the age of 50.
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