late iconic country singer naomi judds family has recently been granted a temporary court order to keep her death records sealed from the public according to sources the court documents obtained by the outlet larry strickland and judds two daughters wynonna and ashley filed for injunctive relief in williamson county tennesseeas per the order sheriffs deputies per standard procedure conducted an investigation into mrs judds death which resulted in evidence being collected it further notes that records were created which include photographs video recordings audio recordings and written reports upon information and belief some of these records contain mrs judd depicted in a graphic manner it added the court documents stated that judds family would suffer irreparable harm in the form of emotional distress pain and mental anguish should these records be released the temporary order was granted on tuesday and an evidentiary hearing is scheduled for september 12 according to the order any investigative or evidentiary materials in regards to the case which includes medical records law enforcement investigative reports and photographs video and other images cannot be released naomi died by suicide on april 30 at the age of 76 ashley and wynonna announced their mothers death through a statement shared on social media in april details behind judds will recently surfaced judd named her husband of 33 years larry strickland as executor of her estate per legal documents obtained by a popular news channel reportedly though ashley and wynonna are not mentioned by name specifically in the will a source close to the family told the outlet the two are listed as beneficiaries of naomis trust