Still, Bobbi Kristina Brown is still on life support months after a tragic incident happened wherein she was seen lying unconscious in a bathtub. New report confirms the accident was planned and that Nick Gordon is the primary suspect and Whitney Houston's sister Pat Houston is also involved in the undesirable event.
According to Leolah Brown, sister of Kristina's father Bobby Brown, Nick Gordon, who is still under investigation, allegedly plotted to kill her girlfriend. "It was someone's intention to put her (Bobbi Kristina) where she is right now. That I do believe," Leolah said.
Also, she points out Pat as she sees her not worthy of her trust and believed Whitney's sister is trying to manipulate things. "I do not have any respect whatsoever for Pat Houston...Pat is a manipulator from the door, she has never ever earned my trust. Whitney was not fond of her, we all know that," Brown stated.
"There is a police investigation going on and I don't want to hinder that in any way but my belief is that Pat Houston has a lot to do with it. Whether it be her actual hand I can't say that right now but I hold her accountable for what happened to my niece Bobbi Kristina because of what knowledge I have of her and I have that right to say that," she added.
Recently, Nick Gordon begged for Bobby Brown's approval to let him visit his girl at Atlanta, Georgia hospital. However, according to Bobby's lawyers, Gordon wasn't able to meet the guidelines set by Bobbi's father. Due to that, he appeared on Dr. Phil's show to tell everybody that he can't do such thing or let the accident happen to her flame and insisted to see Bobbi.
Leolah also commented about Gordon's appearance at the show saying: "I believe that Nick is manipulating Doctor Phil just like he manipulated my niece Bobbi Kristina. I mean, that is what he's doing..I mean you can clearly see what he is doing in the public's eye. I mean everybody can see what Nick is doing...his actions speak for themselves. His habits and his actions are not conducive, nor are they consistent with anyone who is concerned for anybody."
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