When Bobbi Kristina Brown passed away on July, 26th 2015 from a combination of alcohol, drugs and drowning, it was a death that shocked the world, not only by its tragedy, but by the haunting similarities to the death of her mother, Whitney Houston. The 22-year-old was found face down and unresponsive in her bath in January of that year, and spent several months in a coma, before passing away in a hospice. According to the autopsy report she died of lobar pneumonia, caused by the combination of drugs found in her system, drowning and hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy – a neurological condition resulting from a lack of oxygen to the brain. The medical examiner’s office said marijuana and alcohol were also involved in the death, along with medications used for sedation or to treat anxiety. Dr. Michael Hunter examines what really caused the death of Bobbi Kristina Brown.

R Kelly grew up from a poor, broken home where he was abused by multiple female family members and experienced extensive trauma before dropping out of high school. Music was a high point in his life and helped him sky-rocket to fame – bringing R&B music to mainstream audiences. Rumours soon began to swirl about his behavior towards underage girls he was mentoring – and over time those rumours began to gain traction with various corroborating accounts and video evidence to back them up. Accused of various underage sexual offenses and operating a sex cult, R Kelly was finally arrested and currently sits in jail awaiting trial. The real question is: how far do R Kelly’s sexual assaults go, and can the public continue to enjoy his music with a clean conscience?

Bobbi Kristina Brown was born into a life of glitz, glamour, celebrity status – and all the substance abuse issues that come along with it. Exposed at an early age to “living life in the fast lane,” she was put on a fast track to becoming famous in her own rite, while experiencing the negatives right along with it. After her mother Oded in a bathtub her mental health took a nosedive and never quite recovered – instead turning to drugs, alcohol, and her long-time platonic friend turned fiancé Nick Gordon. When Bobbi Kristina followed in the macabre footsteps of her mother and was also found ODing in a bathtub friends and family turned to Nick to blame. In a sick twist of fate, within a matter of years Bobbi Kristina was dead and Nick killed himself out of guilt. The real question is: who is really to blame for this tragic string of deaths? Fame? The media? Or were they victims of themselves?

Whitney Houston was a global superstar. Selling over 200 million records her extraordinary voice took her from a gospel choir to become a worldwide singing phenomenon. But at 3.36pm on February 11th 2012 she was found unconscious in a bathtub in a Hollywood hotel. Within minutes she was pronounced dead. The world’s media had long been filled with sordid tales of drug and alcohol addiction but with a new recording contract and a fresh start away from her former badboy husband Bobby Brown, it seemed Whitney Houston was finally turning her life around. So what happened that meant she died so unexpectedly in a bathtub at the age of just 48. Forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Hunter has the answers.

A woman breaks into her ex-boyfriend’s home; a car is searched after a man fails to use a turn signal when changing lanes.

A boy is found in a suspect’s appartment after being kidnapped; a suspicious car is pulled over for having the wrong license plate; man in possession of a “tek 9” gun as well as a container of crack cocaine; vehicle is stopped for suspicious driving and plates that are registered to another vehicle.

A burglary suspect is pursued; a group of suspecious characters that have detaine; “buy bust” sting designed to apprehend street level drug dealers; officers respond to a call involving an alleged bank robbery.

Police pull over a stolen vehicle but the driver makes a run for it; pursuit of a suspect that has been involved in several hit-and-runs; apprehension of a man the officers were trying serve a warrant on; officers pull over a suspicious vehicle with improper plates in a high crime area.

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Officers have to get ”hands on“ when a man tries to swallow his ring. A heroin addict wants help when he realizes his habit has cost him everything he loves. One man fights with his girlfriend in a bathroom, another fights with his girlfriend at home, both are surprised they are arrested for domestic violence. A habitual criminal is worried that other inmates will fight over him.

After falling down a flight of stairs while drunk, a young man is amazed he is in jail for refusing to go to the hospital. A correction officer tries to explain to a young man why carrying a gun-shaped knife is not a good idea. An expectant father is arrested after a gin-fueled rampage at his parent’s house and misses the birth of his first child. A woman arrested for selling fake designer purses as real ones says she didn’t know it was a crime.

A belligerent man with a grudge is placed in a restraint chair. An intoxicated woman receives a love note from an inmate on worker status.

A man brought in for trespassing becomes violent. A sex worker admits she’s witholding her pediculosis condition from clients. A woman explains her tattoos are a reminder of the women she loved.

A strip search reveals a male inmate in women’s lingerie. A couple of puppy thieves get amorous in the bathroom, and a pregnant woman is arrested for solicitation.

A jail chaplain counsels a sad inmate. An intoxicated woman demands to talk to the Canadian Embassy.

Officers have to get ”hands on“ when a man tries to swallow his ring. A heroin addict wants help when he realizes his habit has cost him everything he loves. One man fights with his girlfriend in a bathroom, another fights with his girlfriend at home, both are surprised they are arrested for domestic violence. A habitual criminal is worried that other inmates will fight over him.

After falling down a flight of stairs while drunk, a young man is amazed he is in jail for refusing to go to the hospital. A correction officer tries to explain to a young man why carrying a gun-shaped knife is not a good idea. An expectant father is arrested after a gin-fueled rampage at his parent’s house and misses the birth of his first child. A woman arrested for selling fake designer purses as real ones says she didn’t know it was a crime.

A belligerent man with a grudge is placed in a restraint chair. An intoxicated woman receives a love note from an inmate on worker status.

A man brought in for trespassing becomes violent. A sex worker admits she’s witholding her pediculosis condition from clients. A woman explains her tattoos are a reminder of the women she loved.

A strip search reveals a male inmate in women’s lingerie. A couple of puppy thieves get amorous in the bathroom, and a pregnant woman is arrested for solicitation.

A jail chaplain counsels a sad inmate. An intoxicated woman demands to talk to the Canadian Embassy.