Los Angeles ( CNN ) -- Conrad Murray , who literally sang his innocence in a jail cell interview with CNN in April , has given his first interviews since spending two years in jail for the death of Michael Jackson . Australia 's `` 60 Minutes '' promoted a video interview with Murray to air Sunday , while London 's Daily Mail newspaper published a print interview . `` I did not kill Michael Jackson , '' Murray told the Mail . `` He was a drug addict . Michael Jackson accidentally killed Michael Jackson . '' The cardiologist said he found Jackson to be `` in crisis at the end of his life , filled with panic and misery '' as he prepared for his comeback concerts in 2009 . `` By the end Michael Jackson was a broken man , '' he told the newspaper . `` I tried to protect him but instead I was brought down with him . '' His claims are similar to what he told CNN in two separate interviews earlier this year . `` Why am I innocent ? Because I did nothing wrong , and all I tried to do was to help a friend who I encountered in a devastated state . And I tried to do everything possible to help my friend , '' Murray told CNN 's Don Lemon . Conrad Murray completes jail time for killing Michael Jackson . Murray told Lemon he is a scapegoat who had the bad luck of being `` in the wrong place at the wrong time . '' When Murray called in to CNN 's `` Anderson Cooper 360 '' from his jail cell phone for a live interview on April 2 , he serenaded Cooper with a sad Nat King Cole Christmas song that he said `` tells my story . '' `` He is a little boy that Santa Claus forgot , and goodness knows , he did not want a lot . He wrote a note to Santa for some crayons and a toy . It broke his little heart when he found Santa had n't come . In the streets , he envied all the lucky boys , but goodness knows , he did n't want a lot . I 'm so sorry for that laddie who has n't got a daddy . He 's a little boy that Santa Claus forgot . '' `` That song tells my story , '' Murray then said . `` That 's how I grew up . I had no toy . I had nothing . As I grew up , my heart has been whole and my heart says to help , and all I do is to give . I want to give . '' Conrad Murray from jail : ' I was in the wrong place at the wrong time ' Sunday 's newspaper interview gets into too-much-information territory , with Murray revealing intimate details of his nightly treatments of Jackson . `` You want to know how close we were ? I held his penis every night to fit a catheter because he was incontinent at night , '' he said . A jury concluded after a two-month trial in 2011 that Murray 's negligence led to Jackson 's death from an overdose of the surgical anesthetic propofol . Murray told investigators he gave Jackson nightly infusions of propofol to treat his intractable insomnia for two months , so he could rest for rehearsals . Prosecutors argued that Murray 's negligence included leaving Jackson unmonitored and unattended while the powerful anesthetic was flowing into his vein through an IV drip . Deputy District Attorney David Walgren , arguing for the maximum four years in jail , said Murray was `` playing Russian roulette with Michael Jackson 's life every single night , '' by using propofol to put him to sleep in `` a reckless , obscene manner . '' Murray 's lawyers unsuccessfully argued that Jackson self-administered the drug while Murray was out of his bedroom . His appeal of the conviction is still pending in a California court .
London 's Daily Mail and Australia 's `` 60 MInutes '' interview Conrad Murray . `` I did not kill Michael Jackson , '' Murray tells the Mail . Murray 's post-jail interviews mirror what he told CNN from jail in April . Murray shares several intimate details of his treatment of Jackson with the newspaper .