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Bobbi Krisine Case Summary

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Bobbi Kristina Brown was moved to hospice care. Radar Online, June 24, 2015 reported that the family has agreed to take Bobbi Kristina off drugs so she can pass away naturally. This means that unless a miracle happens, Bobbi Kristina will not be with us for much longer. Bobbi Kristina was found on January 31; face down and unresponsive in her bathtub at her home in Atlanta. She was found by family friend, Max Lomas. He called for Nick Gordon to come administer CPR while he called 911.
Bobbi Kristina was placed in a medically induced coma and she was diagnosed with irreversible brain damage. However, family and friends prayed for a miracle that she would become well again. The Houston family issued a statement to say that her condition has continued to deteriorate. They made the painful decision to place her in hospice, saying, “She is in god’s hands now.”
Bedelia Hargrove, Bobbi Kristina’s conservator filed a lawsuit against Nick Gordon for abuse against Bobbi Kristina. The lawsuit names seven counts against Nick Gordon, …show more content…

The lawsuit accuses Nick of grabbing Bobbi Kristina by the hair and pulling her upstairs. He punched her in the face and knocked out another tooth. Nick is accused of stealing thousands of dollars from her Whitney Houston inheritance. He placed that money into his private account. Nick was so controlling or greedy that he allegedly stole over $11,000 of her money while she was in a coma. Nick allegedly played head-games with her. At first he was her surrogate brother. Then in 2012, when Bobbi Kristina’s mother, Whitney Houston passed away, he became her boyfriend, which shortly after that, led to him becoming her unofficial husband. He told her whom she could and could not see. He answered her cell phone, and screened all her calls. If she needed to make an appointment, she had to ask his permission

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