Nick Gordon seems to be at bay now as police authorities declared he may have something to do with the Bobbi Kristina case whose face were marred with suspicious injuries.
Reports said that Brown's boyfriend is now at the center of a foul play criminal investigation.
Sources of TMZ from the law enforcement said that Brown "had certain injuries that have piqued their interest."
The police are investigating the suspect to find out from whose hands the injuries came from. Based on Max Lomas' testimony, Nick allegedly cleaned up blood stains after performing CPR before authorities arrived at Brown's house in Georgia. Lomas is Brown's constant visitor who saw the victim in a bathtub facedown.
"He's actually the one that found her, and he called for Nick, screamed for Nick, and then he immediately called 911," attorney Ashleigh Merchant revealed.
E! News reported Lomas hung out with Gordon at Bobbi Kristina Brown's Roswell home on Saturday. Max thought Brown was in the bedroom.
According to TMZ, Brown had a violent relationship with Gordon. Nick allegedly tried to alienate Brown from her family members, hoping to get his hands on Whitney Houston's heir.
However, reports see that Gordon will not be after the Brown's money because if she dies it will likely go to Houston's mother Cissy.
Nick Gordon has not been charged of anything as of now as the investigation is under way.
There were no drugs found in Bobbi Kristina's system that could have made her pass out in the bathtub.
A candlelight vigil is scheduled for 7 pm tonight at the Amphitheater at Riverdale Town Center in Riverdale, Georgia.
"All are welcome to attend as a show of support for Bobbi Kriss & Family," reads a Facebook post by Jerod Brown, Brown's cousin. Jerod also launched a social media prayer campaign with the hashtag #PrayForBK.
Bobbi Kristina's daughter to Houston Bobbie Brown previously released a statement requesting privacy.
"We are asking you to honor our request for privacy during this difficult time. Thank you for your prayers, well wishes, and we greatly appreciate your continued support."
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