Bobby Brown's Sister Asserts ‘Foul Play’ In Bobbi Brown's Case, Says Nick Gordon Is Under 'Attempted Murder' Investigation

Bobby Brown’s sister, Leolah Brown asserted that there is strong evidence showing that what happened to her niece, Bobbi Brown, who up to now is on a life support, included foul play. She also firmly believes that Nick Gordon has something to do with it and wants Dr Phil Mc Graw, who will have Gordon on his show next week and other media outlets to stop giving Nick’s camp the air time to “spin” stories.

In a Facebook post addressed to Dr Phil, the worried aunt said that Nick is currently being investigated for Bobbi’s “attempted murder.” Her post was made even though police has not confirmed that Nick Gordon is being investigated for such a crime, especially since an investigation for an “attempted murder” can only take place when someone died.

The aunt also released a statement saying the family has a strong evidence to support the indication of foul play. She also issued a warning against Dr Phil and others who dared and would dare give Nick Gordon a platform “to spin” the situation to his benefit. "Until this investigation is completed by law enforcement, I would ask that you or anyone else not provide this individual a platform to spin this situation to his benefit,” she wrote. "If Nick Gordon does not have the courage to speak with my brother Bobby Brown and/or law enforcement about what happened the day my niece's body was found in a bathtub, he does not deserve to have a platform to speak to anyone of your caliber until this investigation is concluded,” she added.

Leolah’s post came after news of Dr Phil went to Atlanta to sit down with Nick Gordon has broke out. According to E News, which provided tidbits of what was discussed on the said interview, Nick’s mom is very worried that her son might be suicidal. The distraught mom, with Nick sitting by her side, said his son's life seemed to be “hanging on a balance” ever since Bobbi’s hospitalization. The mom also detailed how it was Nick Gordon who administered CPR to Whitney and tried to get air into her lungs. When he could not do it, Nick Gordon had been panicky and guilt-ridden. His mother said that up to now, his guilt eats him.

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