In a turn of events for the family of Bobbi Kristina, her cousin Jerod Brown is now implying that Houston matriarch Pat Houston is responsible for Kristina's drowning.

In his Facebook post, Brown implied that his Aunt Whitney was murdered, and now, the same thing is happening to her daughter Bobbi Kristina. Brown also mentioned how Kristina doubted her grandmother Houston, letting Brown know of her suspicions. In the same post, he even accused the Houston matriarch of being too bold to be doing the same thing again.

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Bobby Brown, however, was quick to retaliate and inform the public not to believe any of these, saying, "it must be disregarded," TV Guide reported. Jerod have been faithful in organizing a vigil for the recovery of Bobbi, but Bobby's lawyers have made their point that Jerod has never had a direct contact with Bobby Brown and even the Houston family.

According to Yahoo Celebrity, lawyers of Bobby Brown released a statement saying, "He must be disregarded. Please do not attend any 'meet and greet' organized by Jerod Brown as he is unable to provide access to Bobbi Kristina or information on her condition. This is a criminal investigation and we do not need this side show." Meantime, Bobbi Kristina's boyfriend Nick Gordon has recently checked into a rehab after the advice of Dr. Phil. Leolah Brown, however, wasn't shy in saying on her Facebook account that Gordon is in fact, under investigation, saying, "Nick Gordon is under investigation for the attempted murder of my niece. We have strong evidence of foul play."

Police has been investigating the case of Kristina, they even confirmed that everything that has anything to do with her hospitalization will be investigated. Lawyers of Gordon said that their client has been very cooperative with the investigation and is not losing hope that one day, he will be allowed to see Bobbi Kristina in person.

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