The case is closed! But is there really a case to be closed? FBI says the investigation on Brad Pitt's alleged outrage and him hurting his child in their private jet is closed.
The investigation was passed to the Federal Bureau Investigation (FBI) after the L.A. County Department of Children and Family Services conducted an initial investigation on reports that "Allied" star Brad Pitt allegedly raised a hand on his 15-year-old son Maddox during a flight from Europe, according to TMZ.
But according to a source, there was never an investigation to begin with! Simply put, there was never an inquiry, but just "fact-gathering." Brad Pitt has been the receiving end of numerous attacks online and in newspapers.
Some witnesses claim Brad Pitt never touched Maddox and there was no shouting that happened on the plane. Is this again the work of "Salt" actress Angelina Jolie's camp? Reports say that her team was behind the rumors spreading against Brad Pitt.
One of the rumors spread was Brad Pitt's uncontrollable smoking of weed. Another one is his alleged "love affair" with "Allied" co-star Marion Cotillard. Some people went too far and started saying that the "Inception" actress was pregnant with Brad Pitt's child.
Angelina Jolie filed for divorce days after arriving from Europe with her family. She cited "irreconcilable differences" and said that what she did was just to keep the family healthy.
According to a report from the Parent Herald, Brad Pitt will do whatever the family needs. He has been cooperative of all the investigations and was even willing to undergo drug testing only to prove that he is clean.
Angelina Jolie did not want Brad Pitt to be investigated at all. Is she guilty of what the divorce and her team's attacks had led to? Because the Pitt's patriarch has taken all the bullets in this trying time.
At this point, Brad Pitt's concern is his children. Rumors degrading him did not seem to bother him, as he kept secret about him. This just proves that what he is interested in is his relationship with his children.
