Kurt Cobain Suicide or Murder

A video discussing the topic about Kurt Cobain's death. Suicide or murder? See for yourself.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• kurt
• cobain
• nirvana
• suicide
• murder

[puppycatkittydog]

To all nirvana fans that says that courtney murdered or "hired" someone to murder him, i say just SHUT UP u dont know what you're talking about men,kurt was a very nice and good man, but the drugs n heroine he went on destroyed his brain and maked him suicidal and depressed, it even maked him thought his daughter n wifes life's would b better without him. its sad how short his life was, but he wanted to be remembered for his awsome music and nothing else. R.I.P Kurt. Ur music lives on 4ever

[floppingnoni]

It's still a dumb and dumber situation...

If Kurt was clean and so happy, why did he A)buy the story of wanting to kill himself, or B) buy the story of taking too many pills because he wanted to get high.

[girliegirl1981]

@TestMeatDollSteak I <3 to argue with you, TMDS, especially on this topic! ;)

[TestMeatDollSteak]

@girliegirl1981 Beyond that, you already know my feelings about this case being re-opened. We've had this discussion many times before. I also happen to know that you, yourself, question Grant's competence, so why try to argue with me here?

[TestMeatDollSteak]

@girliegirl1981 I've read the "study manual", also. Please re-read the section where Grant describes his "logic" for concluding that Cobain's suicide note is in actuality a "retirement letter". Just because Grant is an ex-cop, doesn't make him adept or capable of correctly analyzing and interpreting the content of Cobain's note - or any other piece of literature, for that matter. I find his interpretation to be laughable, and he does his best to lead the reader into believing him

[girliegirl1981]

@TestMeatDollSteak From what I've seen in the Cobain Case Study, Grant is very open about the fact that he draws educated conclusions regarding the circumstances surrounding Cobain's death. I don't necessarily see anything wrong with that. Grant *did* have unique access to the "case" and he has years of experience in law enforcement, right? Would you pesonally like to see the case reopened, TMDS? Why or why not?

[TestMeatDollSteak]

@girliegirl1981 Grant has collected a lot of evidence relating to the case, that's true, but he also connects the dots with a lot of speculation, and his own special brand of what he refers to as "logic" - LOL. Too many Nirvana fans out there blindly parrot his opinions, like they're proven facts. Of course, there is a lot of misinformation being thrown around on BOTH sides of the debate, and I do agree that the case would have to be re-investigated, in order to clear it all up

[girliegirl1981]

@TestMeatDollSteak LoL, be nice to Tommy Boy, TMDS! I'm not suggesting that any of the evidence or circumstantial inconsistencies prove murder but I'd say they could certainly justify a reinvestigation of the case. Wouldn't you like to see the case re-opened?

[TestMeatDollSteak]

@girliegirl1981 That's true, Tom Grant IS a hard buttload. There is also sound forensic and circumstantial evidence suggesting that Cobain DID die by his own hand. Most of the "inconsistencies" you mention have logical explanations consistent with the official ruling, and/or don't PROVE suicide or homicide, one way or the other. Which is why the case remains closed, 18 years later...

[girliegirl1981]

@TestMeatDollSteak You assume incorrectly, Mr TMDS! I'm talking about some HARD evidence AND a buttload of circumstantial inconsistencies which could suggest that Cobain may not have died by his own hand.

[TestMeatDollSteak]

@girliegirl1981 By "evidence", I assume you mean "speculation"...

[girliegirl1981]

@TestMeatDollSteak Or, in the case of Kurt Cobain, how MUCH evidence is there to support it!  :)