Aaron Carter was found unresponsive in a bathtub. Local law enforcement source told TMZ that they received a 911 call at 11 a.m. PST about a male who had drowned in his home in California.
Aaron Carter Might Have Fallen Asleep While In The Bathtub?
Gary Madatyan, Carter's pal for 10 years, spoke with Entertainment Tonight and shared what he saw at the late singer's house when he passed away. Madatyan arrived at Carter's home Saturday when his rep also confirmed his death.
"When I got there, the house was completely closed. We couldn't get into the house. The police were doing the investigation and the body was still in the house," Madatyan told ET. "After they removed the body from the house, they allowed just a few people to get into the house. We just wanted to go in there and see if any blood or any alcohol or anything was in the house."
He went to the I Want Candy singer's bedroom, and it was normal. he also went to the bathroom and saw that it was full of water that was yellowish in color.
He claimed that he saw aerosol cans in Carter's home and alleged that he had been huffing them but never witnessed it in person.
In his opinion, it wasn't suicide because Nick Carter's younger brother loved life. However, the singer probably fell asleep while in the bathtub.
"I personally think he was on medication and had fallen asleep in a bathtub... I think it's a tragic accident, because he loved life. He had so many plans. Even though he had mental issues, addiction, he loved life," Madatyan added.
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Aaron Carter Was Planning For A 'New Chapter' Before Death?
A month before the former child pop star passed away, he listed his home for sale to start a "new chapter." He announced the listing of his property on Twitter.
"Selling my 2nd home. Real estate has been super good to me. Ready for a new chapter in my 3rd home which I plan on staying to make a beautiful life for my family," Carter wrote. "This year has been super tough but I've learned so much. Thanks for the support everyone."
The 4,131-square-foot home with five bedrooms and four bathrooms has been removed from the listing already following the incident, Radar Online reported.
It was priced at $829,900 on Sept. 30. However, the amount was reduced by $30,000 a week before his death.
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