Did Bobbi Kristina Take Pictures Of Whitney Houston Corpse To Sell For Money?

National Enquirer recently released a controversial photo of Whitney Houston's corpse which started a public outrage. The funeral home says that their staff was not apart of the leak but they do know who did it...

The funeral home contests that they had 24 hour security on the Grammy award winning singer's body and that they only let up security for Houston's family. After searching through all their facilities cameras they have found who the culprit is but they will not reveal the person, they will let the Houston family handle that. 

This is amiss reports that Whitney was dead broke, deep in debt, and her house was in foreclosure when she passed and that Bobbi Kristina would be left with nothing. It is proclaimed that National Inquirer paid between 500k to 1 million dollars for that exclusive picture. A source close to the Houston family is suspicious that Bobbi Kristina may be involved. She has been distant, heavily doing drugs, and her family is worried about her. 

We are at a loss for words. We can only hope that Bobbi Kristina would not stoop so low and take a picture of her mother's corpse to sell for money. Nonetheless, Bobbi Kristina's life has been spiraling downwards with reports of strong drug use, breakdowns, in and out of hospitals, rehab, and everything in between. This girl is lost and is crying out for help.

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The Washington Post:

NEWARK, N.J. — The owner of the Newark, N.J., funeral home that handled services for Whitney Houston says the home had nothing to do with a photograph that surfaced showing the singer’s body in an open casket.

But Carolyn Whigham of Whigham Funeral Home and two pastors say they do know who took the photo that ran in the National Enquirer. They just aren’t identifying the person and say that’s up to the Houston family.

Whigham told The Star-Ledger of Newark (http://bit.ly/yrlGLr ) Thursday her funeral home “had no role in this shameful betrayal.” She was responding to what she says are claims that either she or her employees were involved.

The 48-year-old Houston died Feb. 11 in California. Whigham says she determined the photo was taken Feb. 17, a day before the funeral.