Michael Jackson voicemail heard in courtroom

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LOS ANGELES - Jurors at the trial of Dr. Conrad Murray, who is charged in Michael Jackson's death, heard an audio recording of the pop superstar slurring his words and talking about his upcoming concerts while under the influence of the very powerful anesthetic propofol.

In addition, jurors saw a photo of Jackson's pale body lying on a gurney after he died from an overdose on the drug.The recording and image played a major role in the prosecution's multimedia presentation in Tuesday's opening argument.