"Yes, I do. He's the one that was administering the drug, from what I do know," daily-star.co.uk quoted Jackson in an interview as saying.
She also confirmed that they had tried several times to intervene in an effort to get the singer into rehab for his drug addictions, but failed as the King of Pop was "very much in denial". He died after suffering a drug-induced cardiac arrest.
Murray was expected in court yesterday to face the charge. He has pleaded not guilty to one count of involuntary manslaughter amid accusations he administered the powerful anaesthetic Propofol to Michael Jackson, which led to the singer's death.
