Janet Jackson opens up about Micheal's death

Janet Jackson speaks for the first time about Michael Jackson’s death.

Janet Jackson has kept quiet about the death of her beloved brother Michael Jackson, until now. Janet will break her silence for the first time since the King of Pop passed away on June 25th.

Jackson says she believes that Dr. Conrad Murray, who was Michael Jackson’s personal live in doctor is to blame for his death, and that he should no longer be permitted to practice medicine.

“He was the one who was administering,” Janet Jackson said. “I think he should be responsible.”

Janet Jackson speaks of when she first heard the news. Saying she was in her New York home and her assistant who had been watching CNN informed her that Michael had been hospitalized. Janet says she then proceeded to call her mother Katherine, brother Tito, and sister LaToya to confirm the bad news.

“I told them to call me back when they got to the hospital. And I remember thinking, nobody’s calling me back, so I tried calling again and that’s how I found out he was no longer… I couldn’t believe it. It just didn’t ring true to me,” said Janet. “It felt like a dream… its still difficult for me to believe. Its, you know, you have to accept what it is.”

Dr. Conrad Murray has not been charged, but police are watching him as Michael Jackson’s death has been ruled a homicide. “a day doesn’t go by that I don’t think about him <Michael>,” says Janet Jackson.