Cher's Son Elijah Blue Allman Indicted on Criminal Mischief Charge
Key Points:
- Elijah Blue Allman, son of Cher and Gregg Allman, has been indicted on a felony criminal mischief charge in New Hampshire for breaking into a woman's home in March and causing over $1,500 in property damage.
- He was found smoking a cigarette on the victim's couch while she hid in a closet, with police noting a cigarette burn on the living room rug; no items were reported missing.
- Allman has been held in a locked psychiatric hospital since his March 1 arrest and previously faced charges related to a separate incident involving trespassing and assault at St. Paul's School.
- Following these arrests, Cher renewed her request for a court-ordered conservatorship over Allman’s finances, citing his deteriorating mental health, substance abuse, and financial troubles, though a judge declined emergency conservatorship due to jurisdiction issues.
- The New Hampshire State Hospital has initiated a guardianship for Allman, seeking to appoint his brothers as co-guardians, while his wife has also applied for conservatorship in California; a hearing on the conservatorship case is scheduled for October 30.