TMZ reports that although the FBI is investigating an incident between Brad, 52 and his 15-year-old son Maddox, which occurred on their private jet, the case is likely to be dropped as conflicting accounts make it impossible to prove what happened.
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s alleged altercation on a private plane was caught on camera, sources tell Us Weekly. She listed their separation date as September 15, the day after the alleged plane incident, and the actress is seeking sole custody of all six of the children. “We’re not handling any investigation into this incident.[with] Brad Pitt”.
A spokesman for LA County Children and Family Services, Armand Montiel, added that “DCFS is not allowed to confirm or deny any subject of allegations”.
– Whether Brad and Angelina were arguing, or whether Maddox was acting up on the plane.
We also don’t know if Brad and Angie were fighting or their son was behaving badly.
Citing anonymous sources, the site writes, “Brad, Angelina and their kids were on a flight last Wednesday when he allegedly got wasted on the private jet”.
Earlier this week, a source told Us that “an incident took place and prompted [Angelina] to act and file”. We don’t know whether the physical contact Brad made with his son was on goal or accidental. The source didn’t provide details, but claimed that the situation “affected the entire family”.
Koochiching County, Minnesota, Sheriff Perryn Hedlund told The Associated Press on Thursday that Brad Pitt was on a plane that landed at the International Falls, Minnesota, airport near the Canadian border on September 14.
“In response to your inquiry regarding allegations within the special aircraft jurisdiction of the United States; specifically, an aircraft carrying Mr. Brad Pitt and his children, the FBI is continuing to gather facts and will evaluate whether an investigation at the federal level will be pursued”, a spokesperson for the Bureau told the BBC.
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In a statement, Pitt noted, ” I am very saddened by [the divorce], but what matters most now is the well-being of our kids.
