London,
(ANI):
Potential
new
evidence
has
to
come
to
light
which
appears
to
detail
the
moment
paramedics
broke
the
news
of
michael
jackson's
death.
A
tape
recording,
which
has
emerged
online,
is
believed
to
feature
a
Los
Angeles
Fire
Department
medical
worker
calling
the
UCLA
hospital,
reports
the
Sun.
A
voice
on
the
tape
says:
“Patient
is
michael
jackson,
the
pop
star
singer.
No
pulse,
no
breathing.
Unresponsive.
Tried
to
resuscitate
him.
Unsuccessful.
We've
done
everything
we
can.
We
should
be
there
in
five
minutes.
It
doesn't
look
good.
It
doesn't
look
good".
The
tape
emerged
on
an
ambulance
workers'
web
forum
but
has
yet
to
be
confirmed
as
genuine.
An
LAFD
spokesman
said
of
the
recording:
"I
couldn't
confirm
that
is
one
of
our
workers.
It
could
be.
They
refer
to
'pop
star
michael
jackson'
but
it
is
not
our
practice
to
name
names."
If
genuine,
the
tape
could
be
used
in
Dr
Conrad
Murray's
involuntary
manslaughter
trial
later
this
year
as
it
contradicts
his
claims
the
star
was
still
warm
and
had
a
pulse
when
he
found
Jackson
and
put
him
in
the
ambulance.