Aaron Carter twin sister, Angel, paid tribute to her brother after his tragic death on Saturday. It was reported that Aaron was 34 when he passed away.
In his tribute, Angel wrote, “To my twin… I loved you beyond measure. You will be missed dearly.”
She added, “My funny, sweet Aaron, I have so many memories of you … and I promise to cherish them.”
She concluded by writing in his tribute, “I know you’re at peace now. I will carry you with me until the day I die and get to see you again. 💔.”
The late Aaron Carter was an American singer and a famous songwriter. He had a number of siblings, including his brother Nick Carter, sister Bobbie Jean and Angel Carter.
He also had a half-sister Virginia Marie Carter, half-brother Kaden Brent Carter, and step-sister Taelyn Dobson.
He also had a sister named Leslie Carter, who died of an overdose in 2012. Both Aaron and Angel were twins and spent a great time together before Aaron’s unfortunate death.
But Aaron was not always a normal person. In 2019, Nick said that he and his sister Angel had once filed for a restraining order against Aaron. Nick stated that Aaron had “intentions of killing his wife and unborn child.”
He added, “After careful consideration, my sister Angel and I regret that we were required to seek a restraining order against our brother Aaron today.”
He concluded that he and his family were left with no other option but to file for a restraining order to protect Aaron and their family.
Apart from what Aaron was going through, Nick always loved his brother, as he said. He said that he and his family are hoping for Aaron to get normal after his treatment.
Angel said that Aaron threatened her and her family that he had people who could harm them. So, while serving his restraining order, the court extended it on behalf of the statements of Aaron’s family members.
Later, he was discovered by the cops dead on Saturday. But what was his cause of death? Let’s discuss Aaron Carter’s cause of death.
Air compressed death
Aaron Carter passed away on Saturday morning before 11 AM, as the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department told PEOPLE.
At the time his death was pronounced, there was no evidence or details of what caused his death when he was just 34. Later, some reports came to light.
The officers who were present during the initial investigation found air-compressed cans in the singer and songwriter’s bathroom. As per the officers, his body was lying in the bathroom near the air-compressed cans.
Officers added that they found prescription pill bottles near his dead body. According to American Addiction Centers, inhaling such air-compressed products can cause untreatable brain damage.
The damage can be such severe that it can lead to irreversible neurological deficits. Cleveland Clinic stated that Huffing could lead a person to suffer from severe seizures, coma, and sudden cardiac death.
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