The absence of the accused Nick Gordon at the meeting did not prevent the judge of the city of Fulton (Missouri), where a loud hearing took place, to make a verdict on the suit of the late father Bobby Christina Brown. Nick Gordon is recognized as implicated and legally responsible in the death of daughter Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown. We will clarify, criminal charges against Gordon were not brought.
Not a tragic mistake
The Supreme Court carefully studied all the facts on the case of the incident that occurred with Bobby Christina Brown, who subsequently led to the death of the girl, the media reported. From the legal point of view, Nick Gordon is legally guilty of the accident that happened to Bobby Christine, because he left her in an inadequate state in private with their common problem, after the quarrel, the case reads. As a result, a young woman hit her head with a bath and six months after the incident, without regaining consciousness, she died.
Recall that in the hospital doctors found bruises on the patient's body, and in her blood traces of a "cocktail" of alcohol, cocaine and morphine.
Negative opinion
Lawyers of Nika Gordon tried in every possible way to justify their client, stating that he, having found the lifeless lover in the water, tried to save her life, but he ignored the meetings. Such a disdainful attitude towards the case was set by the court against him.
Commenting on his victory, Bobby Brown, who filed a lawsuit against her husband's civil husband in late 2015, said:
"Mr. Gordon had an opportunity to try to clear his name, but he did not come. I am satisfied with the outcome of today's proceedings. I wanted to know who or what caused the death of my girl. Today's decision tells me it's Nick Gordon. I need time to cope with emotions. "Read also
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Moral damage
Now Gordon will have to pay close relatives Bobby Christina monetary compensation. Its amount has not yet been announced by the court. In the original documents, the father of the deceased demanded $ 50 million from Nick.
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