Tent set up outside Bobbi Kristina's hospice

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Bobbi Kristina Brown, the only child of the late Whitney Houston and singer Bobby Brown, remains in a Duluth hospice where a huge tent has been erected.

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

The family recently announced the decision to move her to hospice care after months of being hospitalized, saying she was "in God's hands." Her court-appointed representative has sued her one-time companion Nick Gordon, alleging physical violence and financial impropriety.

ExploreTension among her family members have continued to swirl as she has remained in hospice care.

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She is 22, and was apparently on the cusp of launching a music career when a Jan. 31 medical emergency sent her to the hospital.

One of her final Twitter posts, loaded with smiley face and musical instrument emoticons, hinted at a recording project in the works: "Let's start this career up and moving OUT to TO YOU ALLLL quick shall we !?!???"

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She has been hospitalized since being found unresponsive in a bathtub. She was initially rushed to North Fulton Hospital. She was then transferred to Emory University hospital, then a long-term care facility and then finally, hospice care.

"Despite the great medical care at numerous facilities, Bobbi Kristina Brown's condition has continued to deteriorate," he aunt and legally appointed co-guardian Pat Houston said in a statement released recently. "We thank everyone for their support and prayers. She is in God's hands now."

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The Roswell Police Department responded when Bobbi Kristina was discovered unresponsive. Authorities have released very little information about the case other than to say it was being investigated as a criminal matter that "may or may not result in criminal charges being brought against individuals," the department's spokeswoman, Officer Lisa Holland, said in February, early in the investigation "This remains an active investigation and the Roswell Police has no further statement or information to release at this time."

The department has not responded to an AJC query regarding possible charges.

Recent legal action gives some hints into the investigation.

ExploreBobbi Kristina's court-appointed conservator filed a lawsuit against Nick Gordon on Bobbi Kristina’s behalf, alleging that Gordon physically harmed her and took money from her without authorization or consent.

The lawsuit, filed in Fulton County Superior Court, claims that Gordon harmed Bobbi Kristina physically, wrested control over her finances and has taken money from her during the time she has been hospitalized.

The suit claims that Bobbi Kristina was set to discuss concerns about Gordon with a confidant on Jan. 31 but never made it to the meeting:

“Just prior to Jan. 31, Brown had confided to someone that Defendant was not the man she thought he was and set up a time on Jan. 31 to meet with this person to further discuss this revelation. Brown, however, never made it to the meeting. Instead, on the morning of Jan. 31, Brown became embroiled in a loud argument with Defendant at her townhome. The loud argument ended and Brown was later found unresponsive and unconscious, face down in a bathtub, with her mouth swollen and another tooth knocked out.”

“As a direct and proximate result of Defendant’s conduct, Brown has suffered life threatening bodily harm and damages.”

Gordon's attorney declined to comment.

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