Hearse arrives at Bobbi Kristina's hospice hours after mysterious tent was erected by the back door

A hearse on Wednesday was seen backing into a tent that was mysteriously erected outside the Atlanta-area hospice center where Bobbi Kristina Brown has been treated for the last three weeks. 

The hearse showed up soon after the tent appeared at the back door of Peachtree Christian Hospice and after Brown's loved ones including aunt and guardian Pat Houston arrived to the center outside Atlanta.

Photos show the black vehicle backing into the unexplained tent, which blocked views from all angles of what was inside.

The 22-year-old's family did not comment on her condition as the photos emerged Wednesday, nor would Peachtree Christian reveal the reasons behind erecting the tent.

The end? A hearse on Wednesday arrived to the hospice where Bobbi Kristina Brown has been receiving care for the last three weeks

An employee peaks over the hearse, which had been backed into a tent that was set up at Peachtree Christian Hospice on Wednesday afternoon in an apparent attempt to keep out prying eyes

Pulled away: The hearse appeared to be loaded with something hidden behind a tent before pulling away from Bobbi Kristina's hospice

Brown was found face down and unresponsive in a bathtub in her Atlanta area home January 31

Loved ones who showed up Wednesday to the hospice center included Whitney Houston's former bodyguard Ray Watson, who arrived looking somber and spent over 30 minutes alone in his car after his visit to his late boss's daughter.

Bobby Brown's brother Tommy also arrived for a visit Wednesday along with other Houston and Brown family members.

The tent appeared at the back door of the Georgia hospice center where Bobbi Kristina was taken June 24 in order to 'die naturally' in the afternoon.

It stands to reason that officials had the structure placed behind Peachtree Christian Hospice to block anyone from seeing anything coming or going through the door.

And the Houston family has kept largely mum on Bobbi Kristina's condition since her aunt and guardian Pat Houston said 'she's in God's hands' after she was transferred to the end of life facility.

The tent was flush against the back of the hospice center and blocks the door from all angles. 

As TMZ notes, the family was prepared to let Bobbi Kristina go after doctors had given them no hope of her recovery.

'Despite the great medical care at numerous facilities, Bobbi Kristina Brown's condition has continued to deteriorate,' read a family statement from June. 'As of today, she has been moved into hospice care.'

Brown was found face down and unresponsive in a bathtub in her Atlanta area home January 31. She underwent surgery to replace her breathing tube with a tracheostomy tube in February.

Bobbi Kristina was originally placed into a medically induced coma after the horrific discovery in circumstances eerily reminiscent of her mother's death.

Loved ones arriving: Whitney Houston's former bodyguard Ray 'Uncle Ray' Watson, arrived to the hospice center looking emotional

Uncle Ray: The former bodyguard stayed in his car for over a half hour looking sad

Somber family: Bobby Brown's brother Tommy arrives to Bobbi Kristina's hospice center in Georgia looking somber

Bobbi Kristina's aunt: Pat Houston was seen leaving the hospice looking somber and carrying a black bag with the help of the center's head of security 

Bobbi Kristina's family did not comment on her condition even after photos of a hearse had been released

Whitney Houston was found dead in a bathtub in her Los Angeles hotel just hours before she was due to attend a pre-Grammy awards party in February 2010.

Her death was ruled accidental. However, police are treating Bobbi Kristina's near-drowning and alleged injuries as a criminal investigation - with speculation mounting that her partner Nick Gordon will face charges.

Meanwhile, the Houstons are looking for justice through a civil suit. 

A court-appointed representative of Bobbi Kristina Brown has filed a lawsuit against Gordon claiming he took money from her and abused her physically and emotionally.

Bedilia Hargrove filed a lawsuit against Gordon in Fulton County Superior Court. The complaint says Gordon routinely transferred large amounts of money from Brown's accounts to his without Brown's permission. 

The tent appeared at the back door of the Georgia hospice center where Bobbi Kristina was taken June 24 in order to 'die naturally'

Blocking the view? It stands to reason that the 22-year-old's family could have had the gray structure placed behind Peachtree Christian Hospice near Atlanta in order to block photographers from taking pictures of anything coming or going through the door

Hospice stay: Bobbi Kristina has been at Peachtree Christian Hospice for three weeks. Family members have been seen coming and going from the facility since the end of June

Ongoing drama: The appearance of the tent on Wednesday was the first development in the ongoing drama since it was revealed earlier in July that someone--potentially one of her family members--was shopping around deathbed photos of Bobbi Kristina

The complaint also accused Gordon of misrepresenting his relationship with Brown, being violent toward her and taking more than $11,000 from her account after she was found face down in a bathtub at her suburban Atlanta townhouse.

Gordon is accused of assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, unjust enrichment and conversion.

The suit seeks at least $10 million in damages.

The appearance of the tent on Wednesday was the first development in the ongoing drama since it was revealed earlier in July that someone - potentially one of her family members - was shopping around deathbed photos of Bobbi Kristina.