What Really Happened to Kurt Cobain

On April 8, 1994, at 8:40am in a quaint and quiet home in Madrona, Washington, Kurt Cobain, lead singer of Nirvana, was found dead with a shotgun wound to his head in the greenhouse above his garage. Also present was a cigar box containing drug paraphernalia, needles, lighters, etc. A “suicide” note was also discovered. From this scene, it is almost too obvious what happened; at least, that was the conclusion immediately drawn, and eventually made final, by the police. Yet, not everyone was so quick to close the case. Many remained skeptical on the issue. Some pondered the idea that maybe he was murdered, while others wish to leave it as is. I join the millions of people in the world that just don’t buy into the suicide theory and that are curious about the details of the case, circumstances surrounding the murder scene, and the people closest to Kurt Cobain that could have been involved in his death.

“The voice of a generation was dead. Thus was the world ushered into a world without Kurt Cobain. For millions, April 8, 1994 became a day as indelibly branded into their memories as November 22, 1963, August 16, 1977, and December 8, 1980—the deathdates of JFK, Elvis, and John Lenno

. . .

The documentary Kurt and Courtney also touches on the hypocrisy of the music business, as well as the rest of Hollywood. New York: Rolling Stone Press, 1994. Grant grew very suspicious of a sudden change in her story after Grant discovered that Kurt had indeed died.

All of my research has left me in a state of utter confusion and doubt about the way our society functions. Also, the note dubbed “suicide letter” sounds nothing like one, except for the last three lines of it, which weren’t written by the hand of Cobain. Inside the room, Grant drew conclusions on all the details the police ignored. “The Kurt Cobain Murder Investigation”. Anybody could have done anything with him (Quote from Tom Grant, Kenneally 17). Hyperion Press, 2001

Halperin, Ian; Wallace, Max. Heavier than Heaven: A biography of Kurt Cobain. The main points I will touch in this essay will be the various conspiracy theories surrounding Cobain’s so-called suicide.

Common topics in this essay:
Kurt Cobain, Inside Grant, Kurt Courtney, Tom Grants, Courtney Kurt, Courtney Frances, Tom Grant, Nick Broomfield, Grant Kenneally, Dylan Carson, kurt cobain, tom grant, kurt courtney, courtney love, killed kurt cobain, killed kurt, nick broomfield, los angeles, murder investigation, happened kurt, hank harrison, happened kurt cobain, beyond nirvana legacy, kurt cobain mysterious, cobain mysterious death,

Approximate Word count = 1898
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)

Already a member? Click here