Nick Gordon, Bobbi Kristina Brown's former boyfriend, is said to face murder charges because of the latter's death. The cause of Bobbi Kristina Brown's death has finally been identified but not divulged to the public yet. After further investigation, a US judge suggested to charge Nick Gordon on the said case and make him solely liable about the incident.
A Georgia judge's verdict on Bobbi Kristina Brown's death is already in the pipeline. The Daily Mail UK shared that Nick Gordon could be facing murder charges on the incident given the circumstances of the investigation. Whitney Houston's daughter with Bobby Brown died on July 26 of this year. Beforehand, Bobbi Kristina Brown was found unconscious in their Atlanta apartment's bathtub earlier this year and went on a long comatose before her death.
The findings of the investigation and the full judgment disclosure were not released to the public. Though it was said that there is no concrete and sure verdict as of the moment, nonetheless, the judge is looking at possible murder charges.
Parent Herald strengthen the claim that the District Attorney's office is seeking assistance and further advisement on the case. Moreover, a district attorney is now planning on the said arrest if and when judgment has been given. The authorities are very open to the fact that Nick Gordon is highly unlikely to turn himself in when charges are already made.
On the other hand, Nick Gordon is fighting the said allegations that he was the reason behind Bobbi Kristina Brown's demise. He also denied circulating news that he was an abuser, a drug addict and a murderer to that extent. Also, Nick Gordon's legal team was stipulating that the aforementioned allegations lack supporting facts and evidence, US Magazine shared.
The legal battle about the death of Bobbi Kristina Brown is still ongoing. And it's getting more intense because of the verdict that is yet to be given to Nick Gordon. Nick was intimately linked with Bobbi Kristina Brown for some time and is said to have shared a home together before her death.
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