Conrad Murray Trial Recap: Dr. Ordered 15 Liters Of Propofol

Authorities have said that Murray did not have a clinic in California.

Lopez testified: "Murray asked me specifically to find pricing and availability of Propofol and normal saline IV bags.”

The witness told Los Angeles Superior Court he had never sold the drug before but sent an initial order of 35 vials – 10 bottles of 100ml size and the remainder in 20ml size - to Murray’s Las Vegas surgery three days later. The doctor removed some vials from the package and requested the rest be shipped to his Los Angeles clinic – though the address given was to an apartment he shared with his girlfriend, Nicole Alvez, and their newborn son.

Three weeks later, Lopez claims Murray asked for 40 more large size and 25 of the 20ml vials, with the same order placed again the following month.

Lopez testified that the final order Murray placed with the pharmacist was on June 10, 2009 – 15 days before the singer’s death - for 40 large vials and 50 of the small ones.

The pharmacist testified that his first contact with Murray was in 2008 when he was approached seeking a medication cream used for whitening skin as he said he had patients with vitiligo, a disease which causes lack of pigmentation and that the Thriller hitmaker was believed to suffer from.