Currently Booming: Bobbi Kristina's Brown's Hospice Caregiver was NOT a Real Nurse

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There's a stunning new development connected to the death of Bobbi Kristina Brown, one that actually isn't connected to Nick Gordon, her former boyfriend. Brown spent nearly six months comatose after nearly drowning in her own bathtub and part of that time was spent at Peachtree Christian Hospice in Georgia. We're now learning that a woman in charge of Bobbi Kristina Brown's care at the hospice where she died was impersonating a nurse and faces charges that include identity fraud and nursing without a license.

Taiwo Sobamowo was the nurse in charge of caring for Brown but according to a police report, she was not actually licensed. The hospice CEO, Mallie Sharafat issued a statement yesterday saying, "We had no reason to believe that she was anything other than a good nurse with proper credentials. As soon as the credentialing discrepancy was discovered by one of our employees, we immediately took action and notified the appropriate authorities."

Peachtree has since taken steps to re-credential all of its employees but there are still a multitude of questions regarding Brown's care that this development has raised. Do you think that the Houston and Brown families will now launch an investigation of their own to see if Sobamowo make errors in caring for Bobbi Kristina?  Also, if this the opening that Gordon has been waiting for to try and pin blame on someone else?

Up until now Gordon has been under investigation and there are a lot of unanswered questions about how Brown ended up in that bathtub and what events lead to that moment when she was discovered. Are we going to see Gordon try and take all of the fingers that have been pointing at him and spin them in a different direction?

Hospice Photo of Bobbi Kristina Brown Hits the Internet

Several weeks ago there was a rumor circulating that a family member had snapped a photo of Bobbi Kristina Brown as she lay dying in her hospice bed and that the photo was in fact being shopped to the media. The family was knee-deep in grief at the thought of losing Whitney Houston's only child and likely wasn't watching out for others with a money-making agenda. Unfortunately just a few days after Brown has been laid to rest that photo has surfaced.

Apparently the National Enquirer was the highest bidder because the last living photo of Brown is featured on the cover of their new issue that hits grocery store racks today.  The fact that Brown is pictured looking peaceful, surrounded by flowers and photos of her mother doesn't seem to lessen the feeling that this is an invasive photo that the general public likely didn't need to see.

Supposedly another photo of Brown was snapped last weekend during her viewing. Chances are that if that rumor is true then it will be on next week's cover of the same tabloid because both photos were very likely to have been taken by the same person.  Do you think that last photos like the one of Brown in her hospice bed should be fair game for the press?