Thursday 27 March 2014

Conrad Murray and Janet Jackson's ex-husband James DeBarge enjoy double-date lunch in Beverly Hills

The doctor convicted of Michael Jackson's death and Janet Jackson's ex-husband formed an odd pairing on Tuesday as they went to lunch with their girlfriends in Beverly Hills, California.
Conrad Murray, 61, walked next to former jail neighbour James DeBarge, 50, as they grabbed lunch during a double-date to the Crustacean seafood restaurant.
Murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in November 2011 for the June 25, 2009 death of pop superstar Michael.
Strange pairing: Dr. Conrad Murray met up with Janet Jackson's ex-husband James DeBarge on Tuesday for a lunch in Beverly Hills, California with their girlfriends
Strange pairing: Dr. Conrad Murray met up with Janet Jackson's ex-husband James DeBarge on Tuesday for a lunch in Beverly Hills, California with their girlfriends
He served two years in prison and was in the same Los Angeles County Jail cell block as DeBarge who served time after being arrested on drug and assault charges.
Murray was dressed in spring colours for the lunch outing in yellow trousers and a white dress shirt with the sleeves rolled up.
 

DeBarge wore a white hoodie and dark baggy jeans over his thin frame.
Former inmates: Murray was jailed after being found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for the 2009 death of Michael Jackson and met DeBarge in jail while the former singer was serving time for assault and drug charges
Former inmates: Murray was jailed after being found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for the 2009 death of Michael Jackson and met DeBarge in jail while the former singer was serving time for assault and drug charges

Murray escorted his girlfriend Nicole Alvarez to lunch while DeBarge was with his unidentified girlfriend.
DeBarge was a member of the singing family group DeBarge that had 1980s hits such as All This Love and Rhythm Of The Night.
He married Michael's younger sister Janet in 1984 when she was a teenager and the marriage was annulled a year later.

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