L.A. Coroner talked about Michael Jackson at Oswego High School

Los Angeles Coroner Dr. Christopher Rogers, who conducted the autopsy and testified at Murray's trial, talked about Michael Jackson while giving a lesson at Oswego High School.

He explained the process which was in place to move Michael Jackson from his home to a nearby hospital and then having him flown to the coroner's office to reduce the media and fan frenzy that had erupted in the streets.

Next was the protocol that required a strict lockdown of the facility, the room, and who would be allowed to handle the case.

The Chief Coroner, the Deputy Coroner (Dr. Rogers), and two other pathology interns. No cameras. No cell phones. No surveillance video.

Pictures were taken for trials and documentation purposes and locked carefully into a vault.

MJFS - oswego.patch.com