ATLANTA -- Bobbi Kristina Brown's face was immersed in water and she was intoxicated with a mix of marijuana, alcohol, morphine and other drugs - both conditions that caused pneumonia that led to her death, a medical examiner said in a statement released Friday morning. 
 
 Friday's revelations come after months of speculation about how she died, including a wrongful death lawsuit filed by her estate against her partner, Nick Gordon, accusing him of giving her a "toxic cocktail" and putting her face down in water. The medical examiner classified the manner of death as "undetermined" because investigators could not determine if it was accidental or intentional, or if it was a suicide or homicide. 
 
 Randy Kessler, an attorney for Gordon, said he was not surprised by the findings. 
 
 "He's always maintained his innocence. I personally hope this puts to rest all the negativity surrounding him," Kessler said. 
 
 The 22-year-old daughter of singers Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown was found face-down and unresponsive in a bathtub in her suburban Atlanta townhome Jan. 31, 2015, and died in hospice care July 26. 
 
 The Fulton County Medical Examiner's office in Atlanta said it reviewed medical records, investigative files and other documents to determine how Brown likely died. Marijuana and alcohol were involved in the death, along with medications used for sedation or to treat anxiety; and "a cocaine-related substance" called benzoylecgonine, the medical examiner's office said. 
 
 Morphine was also involved, and "it could not be determined from toxicology tests whether the morphine resulted from heroin use," the medical examiner's statement said. 
 
 "The underlying cause of death is the condition which starts the downhill course of events leading to death and in this case is the immersion associated with drug intoxication," the medical examiner's office said in the statement. 
 
 It wasn't possible to determine whether her death was accidental or intentional, the medical examiner's office said. 
 
 "Death was clearly not due to natural causes, but the medical examiner has not been able to determine whether death was due to intentional or accidental causes, and has therefore classified the manner of death as Undetermined." 
 
 A judge on Thursday had granted a request filed by media organizations to unseal the autopsy. 
 
 "For news affiliates to seek and obtain my daughter's autopsy report, before anyone has been brought to justice for her death, is mind blowing to me. Please pray for my family," her father, Bobby Brown, said in a statement released by his attorney. 
 
 Bobby Brown also noted that Friday is his late daughter's birthday. 
 
 "First and foremost, 23 years ago today, Bobbi Kristina was born. Krissy will always live in my heart and soul. I love my baby girl," Bobby Brown said. 
 
 Brown's death was similar to the way her mother died. 
 
 Whitney Houston's body was found face-down in a foot of water in her bathtub at the Beverly Hilton Hotel just before the 2012 Grammy Awards. Authorities found prescription drugs in the suite and evidence of heart disease and cocaine in Houston's body but determined her death was an accidental drowning. 
 
 Bobbi Kristina Brown was found in the townhome she shared with Gordon, an orphan three years older whom Houston had raised as her own. Brown referred to him as her husband. 
 
 Brown grew up in the shadow of her famous parents. She appeared with them in 2005 on the Bravo reality show "Being Bobby Brown" and attended award shows with her mother and father. 
 
 Houston and Bobby Brown were married 15 years before their relationship ended in 2007. Bobbi Kristina was their only child together. 
 
 In November, Brown's aunt, Pat Houston, sat down with Kevin Frazier on "Entertainment Tonight" to discuss the events that led to Brown's hospitalization and how the family is recovering after her death. 
 
 "When we really found out that Krissy was in trouble, we were really making plans to do something about it," revealed Pat, who says she also wanted to send Bobbi Kristina to a rehab facility in California, "but it came too late." ||||| ATLANTA (AP) — A medical examiner says Bobbi Kristina Brown's face being immersed in water, along with drug intoxication, led to her death last year. 
 
 The Fulton County Medical Examiner's office in Atlanta released a statement Friday morning on the death as it prepares to release the full autopsy report. 
 
 The 22-year-old daughter of singers Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown was found face-down and unresponsive in a bathtub in her suburban Atlanta townhome Jan. 31, 2015, and died in hospice care July 26. 
 
 The office says it reviewed medical records, investigative files and other documents to determine how Brown likely died. The medical examiner's office says marijuana and alcohol were involved in the death, along with medications used for sedation or to treat anxiety. 
 
 A judge on Thursday granted a request filed by media organizations to unseal the autopsy. ||||| Bobbi Kristina Brown, the 21-year-old daughter of the late Whitney Houston, was found face-down and unresponsive in a bathtub Saturday morning and was rushed to the hospital, Roswell authorities said. 
 
 TMZ is reporting that sources close to the family say she’s been place in a medically induced coma to address swelling. An AJC reporter was told to leave hospital property Saturday and no hospital representatives were available for official comment. 
 
 “She is still alive and breathing and other than that I do not know her condition at this time,” Roswell Police Department public information officer Lisa Holland said during a Saturday afternoon news conference. “Investigators are on the scene at the hospital and the house.” 
 
 At a later news conference Holland said she had no information regarding any sort of medications being found at the home, and said she could not comment regarding Brown’s condition due to medical privacy laws. She didn’t know how long Brown had been in the bathtub before being being discovered, and said there was no sign of struggle. 
 
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 Roswell police and fire/rescue personnel arrived at 10:25 a.m. at the home in the Ellard subdivision off Holcomb Bridge Road, after Brown’s husband Nick Gordon and a friend found her in the tub, unresponsive. She was taken to North Fulton Hospital, and police are on the scene investigating. 
 
 “As a procedure, they’re getting a search warrant on the house,” Holland said. “They will go through and just make sure everything is covered.” 
 
 She didn’t know if Brown’s father, Bobby Brown, had arrived at the hospital but did say there were four people along with Bobbi Kristina in the house (including her husband) at the time of the incident. 
 
 On Jan. 23 police were called to the home regarding a “disturbance” but when police arrived no one was home at the time, Holland said. 
 
 Houston died at age 48 in February 2012. She was discovered in a bathtub at the Beverly Hills hotel room. The official cause of Houston’s death was drowning and the effects of atherosclerotic heart disease and cocaine use, according to the Los Angeles coroner’s office. Toxicology results showed Houston had marijuana, Xanax, the muscle relaxant Flexeril, and the allergy medication Benadryl in her system. 
 
 Holland noted the sad parallel between the two cases: “We wish the family well and our thoughts and prayers are with this family.” 
 
 Bobbi Kristina, who with several members of her family starred in a short-lived Lifetime reality show, has been in the news sporadically since her mother’s death and has frequently taken to social media to respond to various reports. In July 2014, she vented via Twitter, furious that someone posted a photo purporting to be her, smoking marijuana. 
 
 “I’ve never posted any photo of me doing anything! This is someone trying to tarnish and make a horrible name for MYSELF,” Bobbi Kristina posted. “People are insane.” 
 
 Krissy, as she is known in her family, had previously lashed out at critics who commented about what some thought was her emaciated frame. 
 
 “Think I care?” she posted along with a one-finger salute. 
 
 In happier news, about a year ago, Krissy announced via social media that she and Gordon had wed, changing her Twitter bio to”Wife of @ndgordon4life” and using the hashtag#HappilyMarried.” She’d announced their engagement on the Lifetime show, “Houstons On Our Own.” 
 
 Krissy and Nick have made assorted headlines in metro Atlanta. She was cited after a car wreck and he was arrested on speeding charges (in two separate incidents). Authorities had also responded to a noise complaint and found evidence of another auto incident. 
 
 But more recently, Bobbi Kristina indicated she was moving forward in a positive direction, hinting that she was pursuing a music career modeled after her mom and dad, singer Bobby Brown. 
 
 “I hope you all understand how much you guys mean to us,” Bobbi Kristina posted in a happier time last summer. “Thank you thank you thank you! Promise to release some thangs for your enjoyment!” 
 
 She also said her mother was an inspiration. 
 
 “No matter what, I will continue to stand my ground as a young woman,” she posted. “One thing you CAN depend on is my mother taught me well.” 
 
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– Bobbi Kristina Brown died as a result of having her face immersed in water, along with drug intoxication, though the official cause of death is pneumonia caused by those factors, according to a freshly unsealed autopsy report. The document—released by the Fulton County Medical Examiner's Office on Friday, which would have been Brown's 23rd birthday, reports People—notes marijuana, alcohol, and sedation or anxiety drugs were a factor, per the AP and CBS News. The medical examiner couldn't determine if the death was accidental or intentional. The daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown was found unresponsive in a bathtub in her Atlanta home Jan. 31, 2015, and died in hospice care six months later. A judge ordered that the autopsy report be unsealed on Thursday after a motion by TEGNA Media, which cited the First Amendment. Authorities argued unsealing the report would reveal "sensitive information that could jeopardize the case," since police are still "actively pursuing leads," reports 11 Alive. The judge countered that authorities had months to file charges. (A lawsuit accuses Brown's boyfriend of murder.)