Bobbi Kristina expressed a desire to kill Whitney Houston but make it look like a natural death after years of child neglect at the hands of her drug-addled parents reveals documentary

 

 

• Whitney's assistant and half brother allege that the singer was molested as a child by her cousin Dee Dee Warwick, who was 18 years older than the singer.
• As a result of this abuse,  Whitney's assistant says she refused to leave Bobbi Kristina with other people and always traveled with her daughter.

• Bobbi Kristina is presented as a victim of child neglect by family members who claim she was forced to watch firsthand as her parents battled drug addictions.

• Bobbi Kristina attempted to take her life at least once before her mother's death claims the documentary, and even expressed a desire to kill her mother.
• She spoke about wanting to kill Whitney and have no one find out, or the death appear to be an accident or the result of natural causes.

• Whitney was found dead in a bathtub in 2012, and almost three years later to that exact date Bobbi Kristina was found in a similar state, dying six month later.

A new documentary about the life of Whitney Houston that was produced by the late singer's aunt Pat and received the blessing of her family premiered at Cannes on Wednesday night.

Whitney reveals a number of shocking new details about the later singer's life, including her claim that she was molested by her cousin Dee Dee Warwick and the fact that daughter Bobbi Kristina made her first attempt to take her own life before her mother passed away.

It is also revealed that at one point in her life, Bobbi Kristina voiced a desire to kill her own mother and make it look like an accident or natural death for which she would never be suspected or caught.   

That murderous impulse is presented in the documentary as an example of the cycle of abuse that followed Whitney throughout her life, right up until her death at the age of 48. 

Whitney will be released in theaters this July. 

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