Mother alleging Spears was drugged
Britney Spears' mother has alleged that the 26-year-old isaac M. Singer was "drugged" by her self-styled managing director, Surface-to-air missile Lufti, in order to take on control of her living, home and money.
Reuters reports that Lynne Spears' allegations were contained in a sworn resolution submitted to the court in order of magnitude to obtain a temporary worker restraining parliamentary law against Lufti.
The restraining order against Lufti forbids him from contacting Spears in any way.
In the announcement, Lynne Spears alleged: "Mr Lutfi drugged Britney. He has cut Britney's place phone line and removed her cellular phone chargers. He yells at her. He claims to control everything - Britney's line of work managing director, her attorneys and security guards at the gate."
Lynne Spears describes arriving at her daughter's rest home on 28 January and finding her in a confused state.
She said: "Britney... became rattling agitated and could non stop moving. She cleaned the house. She changed her wearing apparel many times. She as well changed her dogs' dress many multiplication. Britney rung to me in a feel and with the level of intellect of a very young girl."
The singer's mother claims that Lufti told her and a friend that he gave the 26-year-old tablets ground up in her food to stay fresh her quiet and told the troubled entertainer that she had to take "10 pills a day" if she wanted to see her 2 edward Young sons.
Britney Spears' father Jamie and lawyer Saint Andrew the Apostle Wallete have been granted temporary worker mastery of the star's assets, pending further legal proceedings.
A judge has ruled that Spears must be examined by a court-appointed head-shrinker to determine if she understands the legal legal proceeding.
