More than two months after the death of Aaron Carter, his family is advancing a new thesis. According to his fiancée and his mother, the 34-year-old did not die of drowning.
The announcement caused shock waves. On November 5, Aaron Carter died at the age of 34. According to TMZ, which broke the sad news, the singer was found dead in his bathroom tub by his cleaning lady. Quickly, the thesis of drowning had been accepted by the investigators dispatched to the scene. But more than two months after the death of Aaron Carter, his relatives have advanced another. According to the singer’s fiancée and his mother, the medical examiner told them that he had found no water in the singer’s lungs, proof according to them that she could not have drowned. Melanie Martin and Jane Carter think Nick Carter’s brother died of addictioneven if the doctor is still waiting for the results of the toxicological analyzes to confirm or invalidate this thesis.
More than two months after the tragedy, his family hopes that law enforcement will investigate an alleged drug deal that night. Melanie Martin explained to the police that she had found an SMS exchange between Aaron Carter and a stranger, who asked him for 800 dollars for a substance. According to her, her fiancé had replied that he no longer needed it, but his correspondent was still asking him for this sum. Aaron Carter’s family therefore believe that the young man may have met the person he was texting before his death and fear that he took a substance that could have killed him. In the singer’s room, the police had found several cans of compressed air but also prescription drugs.
Nick Carter paid tribute to his brother
In his tribute to his brother, Nick Carter had already mentioned the singer’s addiction. “We often look for a culprit when we lose someone, but the truth is that addictions and mental health issues are the real villain here.”, he wrote. He added, heartbroken: “My heart is broken. Even though my brother and I had a complicated relationship, my love for him never faded. I always held out hope that he would one day walk a healthy path and find the help he so desperately needed. Sometimes we want to blame someone or something for a loss, but the truth is addiction and mental illness are the real bad guys here.” More than ten days after his death, Aaron Carter was cremated. It is his twin sister, Angel, who would have decided to keep the ashes of the young man.