The murderous doctor of Michael Jackson has boasted about holding his PENIS every night

The doctor who killed Michael Jackson with a fatal injection of Propofol claimed that the two men were so close that he was holding the singer's penis every night and putting him on condoms.

Conrad Murray, who served half of his four-year prison term for Michael's involuntary manslaughter, gave a bizarre and jarring interview on Jackson's life after his release from prison.

"Do you want to know how close Michael and I were to his penis every night, I had to put him on a condom catheter because Michael had urine drops, he lost sensation and was incontinent" said Murray at the Mail on Sunday in 2013.

"Michael did not know how to put on a condom, so I had to do it for him."

The famous singer even took medicine to reduce his prostate to help him urinate more easily, but still suffered from incontinence.

"He was wearing black trousers all the time because after going to the toilet, he'd be draining for hours," Murray said.

Jackson was an "addict" who called Propofol his "milk" and begged Murray to inject him so that he could sleep, said the former cardiologist.

Murray confessed that he had been administering surgical grade sedation almost daily during the two months prior to Jackson's death, but he was trying to dispel the star.

The doctor also claimed that Michael had given himself the dose that had killed him, waiting for Murray to leave the room – for just minutes – and that he himself injects himself through an intravenous infusion site below his knee.

"I believe that he woke up, grabbed his own supply of Propofol and injected himself, he did it too quickly and went in." in cardiac arrest, "said Murray.

At Murray's trial, prosecutors refused to believe that the doctor had left the room for only a few minutes. The witness statements and telephone records revealed that he had phoned or wrote an email for more than 45 minutes before discovering Jackson's dead body.

Murray said in 2013 that he was expecting Michael 's death to happen under his watch because the singer had predicted it.

He claimed that Jackson had glanced at him and said, "You know, for the rest of your life and for me, our names will become inseparable." When Murray asked him what he meant, Michael simply smiled and said, "I'm clairvoyant."

* Leaving Neverland, a shocking new documentary on the life and death of Michael Jackson, will be broadcast in two parts on March 6 and 7 at 9 pm on Channel 4.