In a 𝓈𝒽𝓸𝒸𝓀𝒾𝓃𝑔 turn of events, singer Jack Avery is seeking legal protection after a disturbing murder-for-hire plot involving his ex-partner, Gabriela Gonzalez, has come to light. The singer, known for his role in the band Why Don’t We, is now fighting for sole custody of their daughter amidst these alarming allegations.
Gabriela Gonzalez, 24, along with her father, Francisco Gonzalez, 59, and ex-boyfriend, Kai Cordrey, 26, are reportedly facing serious charges after allegedly conspiring to take Avery’s life. Court documents reveal that the chilling plot began in 2020, coinciding with a bitter custody battle over their 7-year-old daughter.
In a court statement, Avery expressed his fears, recounting how the FBI had previously warned him about the dangers of being around Gabriela. “I have been very aware of the safety risks every time I scheduled a custody visit,” he stated, highlighting the ongoing tension and his concerns for his child’s wellbeing.
Prosecutors allege that Gabriela began to paint Avery as an unfit parent, leading to discussions about hiring a hitman. By April 2021, Cordrey reportedly mentioned a “15k$+ bounty” for anyone who could help eliminate Avery. The situation escalated when Cordrey allegedly created a dark web profile to facilitate the murder-for-hire scheme, which ultimately attracted the attention of an undercover FBI agent.
In light of these developments, Avery is not only requesting sole custody but also a restraining order to keep Gabriela away from him and their daughter. He claims that Gabriela has been disparaging him to their child, leading to confusion and distress. After her arrest, the young girl reportedly told a social worker, “It’s dad’s fault mama got arrested,” indicating the emotional turmoil surrounding the situation.
Avery has also described feeling harassed by Gabriela’s friends and family, who have been persistently contacting him for information about the child. He recounted a particularly unsettling incident where two women, seemingly connected to Gabriela, showed up at his home demanding to know the child’s whereabouts.
Francisco Gonzalez was apprehended in Central Florida, where he operates a law practice, and has since waived his extradition during a brief court hearing. As this unsettling case unfolds, the implications for Avery and his daughter remain deeply concerning.
What will be the next chapter in this unfolding 𝒹𝓇𝒶𝓂𝒶, and how will it impact the lives of those involved?
