Why Don’t We Singer Jack Avery’s Ex Charged With Hiring a Hitman to Kill Him
Gabriela Gonzalez, the ex-partner of singer Jack Avery, has been charged with hiring a hitman to kill him amid a custody dispute. She allegedly conspired with her father and boyfriend to carry out the plot, which was uncovered by an undercover law enforcement officer. All three individuals face serious charges, including attempted murder and conspiracy.
- ▪Gabriela Gonzalez has been arrested for allegedly hiring a hitman to kill Jack Avery during a custody battle.
- ▪Her father, Francisco Gonzalez, is accused of funding the murder-for-hire scheme with $14,000.
- ▪An undercover officer posed as a hitman and gathered evidence against the conspirators.
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| Canonical URL | https://www.billboard.com/pro/why-dont-we-singer-jack-avery-ex-arrested-murder-plot/ |
| Publication time | Wed, 20 May 2026 00:33:29 +0000 |
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