Michael Jackson's Doctor, Conrad Murray, Regains Freedom

Michael Jackson's Doctor, Conrad Murray, who went to prison over the death of Pop star, Michael Jackson has regained his freedom. He was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for giving Michael a lethal dose of anaesthetic.

He spent two years in prison and has lost his license to practice in parts of the US. But Dr Conrad has always insisted he had done nothing wrong and did not contribute to Jackson's death, as he continue to argue that the singer administered the drug to himself.

He walked out of the Men's Central Jail as a free man at 12:01 on Monday. He was escorted by sheriffs, to avoid the press and Michael Jackson fans waiting for him outside.

Dr. Conrad said he would fight to regain his license to continue practice as a medical doctor.

TWO Americans kidnapped off Nigerian Coast

The US Embassy in Nigeria has confirmed the kidnap of two American sailors off Nigeria’s coast.
Pirates operating off Nigeria’s coastal waters on Wednesday attacked an oil vessel and took the two Americans hostage.
The abduction was confirmed by the Information Officer at the U.S. Embassy in Abuja, Rhonda Ferguson-Augustus, who explained that the Embassy would soon release a statement on the kidnap.
The U.S.-flagged oil export vessel, C-Retriever, was said to have been a target by the pirates in the Gulf of Guinea, which has in recent times become notorious for such incidents.

The captain and chief engineer of C-Retreiver attacked on Wednesday morning were reportedly abducted by the pirates aboard the oil vessel owned by Louisiana-based Edison Chouest Offshore.
The spokesperson of the Nigerian Navy, Kabiru Aliyu, said though the command was yet to receive any formal report of the kidnap of the Americans, it has however issued directives to its operatives to ensure that they search for and effect the rescue of the affected persons.
Mr. Aliyu said it was difficult for the agency to know the exact location the incident took place off Nigeria’s coast.