Aunt Leolah Brown reportedly to reveal the truth behind the death of Whitney Houston's daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown.
In a lengthy post on Facebook, Leolah Brown who claimed to be "constantly working to bring justice" for Bobbi Kristina Brown, took to social media to speak about her niece's death, Inquistr reported.
"Please get prepared for the truth to be revealed! I am hurting so badly right now for the death of my niece Bobbi Kristina and what REALLY happened to her! Hold on to your seats as I expose some really terrible things! And please! Most of all...always know that I would NEVER lie on anyone! There's nothing for me to gain that way. Furthermore, its just not me! I will always speak the truth no matter whom or what!!! Sadly, I feel like I am out here alone fighting for Bobbi Kriss & Whitney! But of course NEVER!!! There is a very powerful Man and Force that I KNOW is with me TRUST," Leolah Brown wrote.
Previous to her Facebook post, she also claimed that Nick Gordon murdered Bobbi Kristina in an interview with Inside Edition, Design and Trend reported.
"When Nick gets arrested, everything will fall like dominoes," Leolah Brown said.
She also said in her interview that some people want her niece dead to gain full access on her inheritance from Whitney Houston, and told TMZ in a separate interview that she believes Pat Houston is "accountable for what happened," Design and Trend added.
On the other hand, Nick Gordon faces a wrongful death suit filed by Bedelia Hargrove, Bobbi Kristina Brown's conservator, which accused him of giving a "toxic cocktail" that led her to unresponsive state on January 31.
Though Nick Gordon pleaded guilty for the fifth time, a source told Radar Online that Georgia's District attorney will put up a grand jury to file the charges against him, IB Times reported.
"The District Attorney is convening a secret grand jury and it's likely to result in charges against Nick Gordon. It's likely the other people in the house the morning she was found unresponsive will be called to testify. But it doesn't appear that Nick will be called because the D.A. doesn't want to give away their hand in preparation of a possible trial," the source told Radar Online.
