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The photo shows the late singer dead in a gold casket with the headline, "Whitney: The Last Photo!" The image is believed to have been taken inside the Whigham Funeral Home in Newark, New Jersey.
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In a classy move certain to enrage fans while boosting sales, the National Enquirer has published a photo of Whitney Houston's open casket this week. The image of the late pop diva was purportedly.
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Houston, who was found unresponsive in a bathtub inside her room at the Beverly Hilton Hotel back on February 11, 2012, was seen wearing a purple dress and a pair of fancy earrings while lying in.
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The National Enquirer calls its cover photo of Whitney Houston lying in her casket "beautiful." But plenty of critics beg to differ and the funeral home that took care of arrangements for the late.
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The hearse carrying the body of Whitney Houston arrives at New Hope Baptist Church in Newark, N.J. for the singer's funeral. (Feb. 18)Subscribe to the Associ.
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Feb 22, 2012, 03:38 PM EST | Updated Feb 23, 2012 The National Enquirer has published a photo of Whitney Houston in an open coffin on the cover of this week's issue. The unauthorized picture shows Houston lying in a golden coffin, and wearing a purple dress. It is accompanied by the headline, "WHITNEY: THE LAST PHOTO!"
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The unauthorized picture shows Houston lying in a golden coffin, and wearing a purple dress.Armed security guards have been placed at Whitney Houston's grave to prevent grave robbers from.
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February 18, 2012. Whitney Houston 's 1992 classic rendition of "I Will Always Love You" touched many souls, which makes it the appropriate closing song to see her off. As the pallbearers gathered.
The National Enquirer Publishes A Photo Of Whitney Houston In Her Casket
A teary-eyed Alicia Keys shared her and Whitney Houston's funny nickname for each other, Mema, before performing "Angel.". Pallbearers prepared to take Houston's casket out of the church to her.
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Reaction from fans and the media to the National Enquirer's publication of an unauthorized photo of singer Whitney Houston lying in her casket has been heavily negative -- except inside the.
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Home News Music News Whitney Houston's Purported Last Photo Featured on Cover of Tabloid An image of the iconic singer in her open casket, which was allegedly taken at the family's private.
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Culture & Life Whitney Houston's casket photo: 'Reprehensible'? Critics accuse the National Enquirer of crossing a line after it runs a front-page image of the late singer in an open coffin.
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02/23/12 AT 2:40 PM EST. The National Enquirer published a cover photo reportedly of Whitney Houston lying in her open casket under the headline "Whitney: The Last Photo!" The cover photo depicts.
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Who Leaked the Whitney Houston Casket Photo?
The National Enquirer sparked outrage Wednesday when it released a cover featuring a photo purportedly showing the late Whitney Houston in a gold casket. The existence of the Enquirer's photo, which the tabloid claims was taken at Whigham Funeral Home in New Jersey, was reported by several outlets. Some, including Jezebel and the Fox 411 blog.
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AP (CBS/AP) 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.
