Sister Wives’ Garrison Brown’s Cause of Death Determined

The tragic death of Garrison Brown, son of Janelle and Kody Brown from the reality show “Sister Wives,” has been ruled a suicide. An autopsy revealed Garrison died from a gunshot wound to his head. Additionally, his blood alcohol level was .307%, indicating severe alcohol poisoning.

Janelle shared the heartbreaking news on Instagram, describing Garrison as a bright light and requesting privacy. Kody posted a similar statement, expressing the family’s deep sadness. The Flagstaff Police reported that Garrison’s brother, Gabriel, discovered the tragic scene. While foul play is not suspected, further investigation is underway.

TLC, the network airing “Sister Wives,” extended their condolences to the Brown family. The show documents the polygamist lives of the Browns, including Kody, Janelle, Meri, Christine, Robyn, and their children. Currently, only Robyn maintains a relationship with Kody, and his relationship with some of his children remains strained.

Garrison and Kody had a difficult relationship, with Janelle expressing concerns about their sons’ mental health due to Kody’s absence. Despite the passage of time, their relationship did not improve, and Kody admitted to not being in touch with Garrison and Gabriel for quite some time.

The Brown family requests privacy as they mourn Garrison’s loss.

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