Conrad Murray 3 Girlfriends To Take The Stand in Michael Jackson Trial

Looks like three of Conrad “Murder” Murray’s jawns will be taking the stand…

During the final hours of Jackson’s life, Murray was reportedly communicating with three women: Sade Anding, Nicole Alvarez and Bridgette Morgan. Phone records show he made several calls during the critical period during which Jackson should have been closely monitored, prosecutors argue.

Today one of Murray’s ex-girlfriends, Sade Anding, and the mother of one of his children, Nicole Alvarez, will testify about their conversations with him prior to Jackson’s death during Murray’s involuntary manslaughter trial.

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Today Houston cocktail waitress Sade Anding, who met Murray in February of 2009, is expected to take the stand. Prosecutors will likely ask her about the odd phone call she had with Murray on the day of Jackson’s death, during the moment when prosecutors believe Murray discovered Jackson had stopped breathing.

Earlier this year, in an exclusive interview with “Good Morning America” Anding said during the call Murray “sounded like something was wrong.”

“He was like, ‘Well.’ And it seemed like he wanted to say something. And I wish I would have just shut up and let him finish. Because he just said, ‘Well.’ And then he took forever,” she said. “He didn’t sound like himself to me at all.”

During her interview with GMA, Anding said Murray had lied to her, saying he was divorced with two children when he really had seven kids. Prosecutors said he supported several girlfriends, along with his family, on a $150,000 a month salary as Jackson’s personal cardiologist. Murray reportedly lavished Anding with gifts and tips. She went to dinner with him twice after meeting him at the steakhouse where she worked.

“The first thing he said to me was, ‘You are too beautiful to be waiting on people — at a place like this,'” Anding said.

Nicole Alvarez, who has a child with Murray, is also expected to testify today. In January Alvarez, who lives in Santa Monica, testified that she had received Murray’s packages at the apartment they shared, but she said she didn’t know the contents. Prosecutors believe those packages were shipments of propofol. “This is a different witness entirely than the other women…This is a witness who was receiving the propofol shipments at her house,” said Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney David Walgren during the preliminary hearing.

“This is an uncooperative witness who has refused to cooperate with the police, has refused to open the door for the police, has reached out to Dr. Murray’s attorney. Whenever we tried to reach her… And it’s not simply a phone call…”

Murray met Alvarez, a cocktail waitress and actress, at a Las Vegas club. He still stays with her when he is in Los Angeles.

Bridgette Morgan met Murray in 2003 at a club in Las Vegas, according to court documents. She testified Monday, just as she had in January, saying she had called Murray on the day of Jackson’s death but didn’t speak to him, because “he didn’t answer his telephone.”