Whitney's Funeral

[Jamie 3:26]

Her own people killed her

Whitney was an out of towner who scored some in town blow. She ain't hitting the streets for that which means her connect was within her inner circle

Giving coke to a o crackhead is foul

Ray J...

[Suspended]

Bobby Brown's sister (her ex-sister in law) was on tv tonight saying that she travelled with Whitney many times before in the past and that Whitney would never take baths in a hotel bathrooms because she thought they were unclean and that she personally told her that. She suspects foul play.

The woman smoked crack. We saw the state of her living conditions, due to her lifestyle, and she thinks a hotel bath is "dirty."

[rasanthony]

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Whitney Houston's cause of death has been identified as accidental drowning, but the L.A. Coroner's report also noted that heavy cocaine use and heart complications contributed to the singer's death. Just hours after the news broke, Leolah Brown, sister of Houston's ex-husband Bobby Brown appeared on "Dr. Drew," pointing accusing fingers at Whitney's longtime friend and companion Ray J for providing the singer with drugs.

Whitney Houston, Ray J Both Battled Drug Accusations

Leolah claimed that she saw Ray J leaving Houston's hotel room in a hurry on the night of her death in February. "I saw Ray J coming out of the hotel, hiding his head, being pushed into the car," she told Drew. "Why? I looked and I said, 'why is he hiding his face?' He's always trying to show his face when he's around Whitney. Why now? Why are you trying to hide now Ray J?"

he went on to allege that Ray J was never Houston's boyfriend, as widely reported, but that he was her "runner boy," and that he often fetched and gave her drugs. Drew said that CNN/HLN could not independently confirm Leolah Brown's claims.

Ray J's Rep Calls Whitney Houston Sex Tape Rumors 'Despicable'

But a spokesperson for Ray J denied the allegations, telling TMZ that he had no knowledge that Houston was using again before her death. Furthermore, the unnamed rep said Ray J was not even with Houston on the day she died, but was in San Diego.

While a final coroner's report is not due for two more weeks, the initial report claims that traces of cocaine were found in Houston's system at the time of death along with anti-anxiety drug Xanax, muscle relaxant Flexeril, marijuana and Benadryl, which officials said played no role in her death.

No cocaine was found in the singer's room when she died, but coroner spokesman Craig Harvey noted that cocaine metabolites were found in her system, leading them to conclude that Houston was a chronic user of the drug. A number of prescription pills were recovered in the Beverly Hills hotel room, but officials from the coroner's office said there wasn't an unusual amount of medication.