Yesterday the network appeared shocking information that the police started a criminal case against Brad Pitt, whom Angelina Jolie threw because of child abuse. Today it became known that the FBI was involved in the investigation of the incident allegedly taking place on board the aircraft.
Anonymous denunciation
Last week, an unknown witness contacted the California District Department of Child Welfare reporting a scandal on a plane in which the family of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie flew from France to the United States.
The eyewitness reported that Brad grossly scolded the children and even hit his 15-year-old son Maddox for getting into a dispute between him and Angelina.
Jurisdiction issue
Since the events, about which the anonymous author spoke, took place in the air, Los Angeles law enforcers have no authority to conduct an investigation into the case. In this regard, the FBI investigators who have already begun to analyze the facts and collect information should clarify the current situation.
Only after examining the evidence will the agents decide whether the investigation will be opened at the federal level, the ministry said in an official statement, in response to requests from news agencies.
A spokesman for the Los Angeles County Department for Children and the Family refused to comment on the rumors, saying that the rules do not allow him to confirm or deny the names of the subjects of the investigation.
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In all sins
Fans of 52-year-old Brad Pitt are confident in his innocence and angry at the press, who pour mud on their idol for the sales ranking. They say that at first they tried to make an actor "traitor", telling about his fictional novel with Marion Cotillard, and when this story burst like a soap bubble, they decided to make Pitt a "tyrant" who beats his children. What's next?
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