boxing day 2012: 'Whitney Houston was murdered': Private investigator claims he has video proving singer was killed by drug dealers

Thursday, December 27, 2012

'Whitney Houston was murdered': Private investigator claims he has video proving singer was killed by drug dealers

PUBLISHED: 19:34 EST, 26 December 2012 | UPDATED: 20:06 EST, 26 December 2012

Whitney Houston was murdered by drug dealers and a new surveillance video proves it, a Hollywood private investigator is claiming

Paul Huebl says he has turned over evidence to the FBI that shows the 48-year-old singer was killed over a drug debt in February.

The medical examiner ruled that she drowned in her bathtub at the Beverley Hilton hotel after taking a cocktail of cocaine, marijuana and several legal drugs.

Case closed: The Los Angeles County Coroner ruled Whitney Houston's death an accidental drowning after she was found dead in her bathtub

The National Enquirer is reporting that Huebl discovered the plot to kill the troubled star by several 'high powered drug dealers who sent thugs to collect a huge debt she owed for drugs.'

She owed $1.5million to dealers, according to some reports.

He says that she received a delivery of cocaine to her room the day before her death and could be heard saying 'I'm tired of this sh*t.'

He says the star had previously been subjected to harassment dealers trying to collect on her debt.

Tragic: The troubled star had a potent cocktail of cocaine, marijuana and prescription drugs in her system when she died at the Beverly Hilton hotel

Huebl says he ha obtained surveillance video that shows two unknown men who repeatedly went to the Beverly Hilton and integrated themselves into Houston's entourage.

The private investigator claims these are the men who slipped into Houston's hotel room and killed her.

He also disagrees with the Los Angeles County Coroner's ruling that the star's death was 'accidental.'

'Whitney’s body shows classic defense wounds that would have occurred while she was battling for her life,' he told the Enquirer.

The private investigator said he also has evidence that Houston's hotel room was ransacked, showing further hints of a violent struggle.

Huebl told the Enquirer that he had given his evidence to the Chicago field office of the FBI in the hopes that the agency will open a criminal investigation.