Michael Jackson’s doctor Conrad Murray was once arrested on domestic abuse charges, it has been revealed.
The medic was arrested by police in 1994, for domestic violence involving his then girlfriend.
The case went to trial and although he was acquitted, the police mugshot from the arrest still exists and shows a younger looking Murray with glasses and a beard.
Despite his acquittal in 1994, Murray has since been twice ordered to jail, according to reports in the US.
Murray was sentenced to ten days in jail on 29 April this year, for non-payment of child support, and for 25 days in 2007, also for non-payment of child support, for a son he fathered in California with Nenita Malibiran.
Murray did not go to jail either time; the sentences were stayed while he provided more financial information, and he eventually paid enough money to avoid going to prison.
Investigators have focused on Murray in connection to Jackson’s death, as sources have reported the doctor administered the powerful anesthetic propofol to the singer.
A RadarOnline.com investigation has also revealed that the doctor has fathered many children outside of his second marriage.
A second woman, Janice Adams, is also reportedly accusing Murray of fathering two daughters with her in Las Vegas.
One source familiar with Murray, revealed: “In a deposition given ten years ago, Murray admitted to fathering six children and said that, although his wife and two children were in San Diego, California he was living with another woman in Phoenix, Arizona.”