Day 3 of hearing

iPHONE ADDICTION? During the third day of testimony in the hearing to determine whether the case against Dr. Conrad Murray will go to trial, the prosecution argued that, after Murray administered a dose of propofol to Michael Jackson on the morning of June 25, 2009, he was on his iPhone when he should have been monitoring Jackson’s vital signs. According to prosecutors, Murray spent what turned out to be the last hour of Jackson’s life talking and texting, making three back-to-back calls lasting a total of 44 minutes. These revelations followed similarly damaging testimony on Wednesday from bodyguard Alberto Alvarez (pictured above) and a paramedic. The hearing continues this morning. (1/7a)