Aaron Carter

Aaron Carter's mother is calling for a homicide investigation into his November 2022 death even though police found "no evidence of foul play"

“They allowed people to go in and out although a lot of potential homicide information was there for years,” Schneck wrote of the initial investigation. Shortly after his death, the Los Angeles County Medical-Examiner Coroner’s office released a statement deferring an official cause of death pending further investigation following an autopsy. “They never investigated it as a possible crime scene because of his addiction past.”

WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Pop star Aaron Carter dead at 34. The American singer and rapper was found dead in the bathtub of his home in Lancaster, California, ...

If you need help in a crisis, call Lifeline on 13 11 14. This is not good’,” Madatyan told ET at the time. He was not acting normal. “He had no one he could trust, and no one trusted him,” the source said. He lost so much weight. Another source told the outlet he had begun to lose his “support system” as his addictions worsened. “He had gotten in trouble before, but he went from a partier to something a lot more dark then.” Madatyan told the outlet Carter had been “really struggling” with the 2012 death of his sister Leslie, as well as losing custody of his young son, Prince. “After they removed the body from the house, they allowed just a few people to get into the house,” he told ET. “I went to the bathroom where the bathtub was full of water, like, yellowish colour.” “I went to his bedroom, the bedroom was normal. “Aaron had a lot of death threats and many, many people who were making his life miserable,” the message said.

Jane Schneck posted that she will "fight for her cub" and does not believe her son died of an overdose or accident at home in California on November 5.

I just want a proper investigation," [Schneck wrote on one Facebook post.](https://www.facebook.com/jane.schneck.9/posts/pfbid0bVWfDDkDvgrEPmtF9c7rfLk3XKu6ymVYGfpkfXsLFPDrzDwWdJqu8wTPtkeR74ezl) [TMZ](https://www.newsweek.com/topic/tmz). reality series House of Carters with his siblings, Nick, Bobbie Jean (B.J.), Leslie and Angel. That's no excuse for a murder," Schneck added. Aaron's former fiancée, Melanie Martin, with whom he shared a son Prince, 16 months, backed Schneck's claims of a potential murder. They were not taken by the police. No water on the floor. Schneck also shared photos from the bathroom where Carter was found, including the dirty green water in the bathtub. The tub was still full. The case has been deferred, pending further investigation. [Schneck took to Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/jane.schneck.9/) to share her thoughts about what happened to her son and posted that she wants a "proper investigation." The 34-year-old's cause of death has not yet been determined by the Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner.

Aaron Carter's mother shared gruesome photos on social media of the bathroom where her late son died, calling for police to properly investigate his death ...

Schneck claims police never investigated the bathroom as a potential crime scene because of her son’s past drug addictions. The I want Candy singer became a pop sensation at age 9 and had been to rehab five times throughout his life. Aaron Carter’s mother has shared gruesome photos on social media of the bathroom where her late son died, calling for police to properly investigate his death.

The mother of singer Aaron Carter shared new photos of the scene left behind in her late son's bathroom to call more attention to the ongoing investigation.

The exchange led Ms Martin and Ms Schneck to believe that the singer did meet up with the possible drug dealer and “took a substance that could have ultimately killed him”. Ms Martin later told website TMZ that she and Ms Schneck suspected he ingested a drug that was given to him by a dealer who had texted him that he “owed $800 ($A1189) for an unknown substance”. We want justice. We want answers. “Still trying to get a real investigation for the death of my son Aaron Carter,” she wrote on Facebook, adding that she believes the coroner wrote off her son’s cause of death “as an accidental overdose”. “Because of my son’s mental illness and prescription drug issues they just wanted it to be something easy that they didn’t have the time or inclination to address,” she continued.

While autopsy results haven't been revealed yet, members of his family and most fans believe that Carter died of a drug overdose. The musician has previously ...

"I’m happy to say that the Los Angeles police department is finally investigating Aaron’s death," she wrote. Perhaps one of the most alarming claims is that Carter was murdered by a drug dealer. Despite this, Schneck is calling for a "proper investigation."