Police: No Indication Bobbi Kristina's Care Affected by Fake Nurse Taiwo Sobamowo

Despite the discovery that one of the hospice nurses caring for Bobbi Kristina Brown at the time of her death was an imposter, a police report uncovered by the Associated Press says there's no indication fake nurse Taiwo Sobamowo affected Brown's care or condition.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports Sobamowo worked at the Peachtree Christian Hospice in Duluth, Georgia, where Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston's late daughter spent her final months in a coma before dying on July 26. The pseudo-RN was not an employee of the hospice, but rather a contractor working for another company, Homestead Hospice and Pallative Care, which provided nurses to the facility. She was terminated on Aug. 5 after failing to provide proof of her nursing license.

Representatives from Homestead claim to have performed a background check on Sobamowo, but evidence indicates otherwise. In 2013, an attempt to apply for a nursing job in Washington, D.C. set off alarms when the phony nurse's criminal record showed multiple charges in Missouri and Maryland.

Fox reports Sobamowo was able to obtain multiple nursing jobs in Maryland between 2010 and 2013 using someone else's name and ID number. This must all be news to Homestead, which hired her in Sept. 2014.

"We had no reason to believe that she was anything other than a good nurse with proper credentials," Homestead CEO Mallie Sharafat said in a statement, as reported by ABC.

Despite the authorities concluding Sobamowo had done no harm, there is still doubt in the ever-bickering Houston-Brown family. Brown's paternal aunt Leolah Brown took to her Facebook page to project some conspiracy theories and stir drama with her former relative-in-law, Pat Houston, sister-in-law and former manager of Whitney.

"I am not surprised that this so called nurse, whom I believe was sent in by Mrs so called Pat Houston, was found to be a fake! Pat has also been a fake from day one! There is a connection between the two of these fake people," she wrote. "Trust!"