The doctor, Dr. Conrad Murray, accused of killing Michael Jackson announces the opening of his first medical institute, 14 years after the incident

The doctor accused of killing Michael Jackson announces the opening of his first medical institute, 14 years after the incident.

Michael Jackson’s former doctor Dr. Conrad Murray — who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in 2011 — has opened up his own medical institute.

The DCM Medical Institute opened last month in El Socorro, San Juan. At the launch event, Murray, 70, opened up about why he chose to open his own institute.

“When I came back to Trinidad, most of the colleagues whom I had trained felt that I was too much of a threat to be present, when all I was willing to do was to collaborate, further educate and instill care for more and more. So they decided to eventfully lock the doors when they saw the cases I was performing,” he said, per the Trinidad and Tobago Guardian.

He added, “It was tough. I dealt with the country locking its borders for two years but I did not give up. I felt that I had to be relentless.”

Murray grew up in Trinidad and Tobago after migrating from Grenada with his parents. He later moved to the United States and established himself as a doctor.

DCM Medical Institute is located in San Juan, Trinidad and Tobago and opened in May, and he spoke out about opening the institute, per the Trinidad & Tobago Guardian. “When I came back to Trinidad, most of the colleagues whom I had trained felt that I was too much of a threat to be present, when all I was willing to do was to collaborate, further educate and instill care for more and more. So they decided to eventfully lock the doors when they saw the cases I was performing. … It was tough. I dealt with the country locking its borders for two years but I did not give up. I felt that I had to be relentless,” he said.