How do you think Kurt Cobain died?
Jun 10, 2018 21:51:36 GMT 10
Post by SharksFan99 on Jun 10, 2018 21:51:36 GMT 10
I would be interesting to hear other people's opinions on this topic. After reading more information about the case and watching Montage of Heck, i'm now really skeptical about the final verdict that Kurt Cobain took his own life. To me, there is enough evidence to suggest that he was the victim of foul play, whether it be murder or something else entirely. Here are a few reasons as to why I believe that to be the case:
* Courtney Love accidentally left her handbag at her attorney's house just days before Kurt passed away. Later, her handbag was found to have had a handwriting practice sheet in it. What's even more disturbing, is the fact that the final four lines in Kurt's suicide note look distinctively different. It's almost as if someone just added in those lines as an after-thought. Handwriting experts have confirmed that the rest of the note was indeed written by Kurt, but there isn't a consensus about the final four lines. Also, if you read the note, it seems like he is simply signaling his intention of leaving Nirvana and the music industry, which he was in fact considering at the time.
* Shortly after Kurt's death, a Seattle musician who went by the stage name, El Duce, claimed that Courtney Love offered him $50,000 to murder Kurt and stage it as a suicide. He even passed polygraph tests attesting to the claim. Just two years later, El Duce died in suspicious circumstances, allegedly passing out on railway tracks and being ran over by a train. I highly doubt that was a coincidence.
* His interviews in the months before his death. I know it's possible that he may have been putting on a facade, but his interviews don't suggest that he was in a suicidal frame of mind. In the interview above, he even acknowledged that he was really content with his life and he talked about his future plans with Nirvana, such as moving away from three-chord Grunge music.
* The amount of heroin that was in his system at the time of his death. It was three times the legal dose, which means that it would have been impossible for him remove the syringe, place it back in a box, pick up a shotgun and use it on himself. Conveniently, the investigation found that there were no fingerprints on the shotgun, which is incredibly suss. If Kurt had taken his own life, his fingerprints should have still been on the shotgun.
* Courtney Love accidentally left her handbag at her attorney's house just days before Kurt passed away. Later, her handbag was found to have had a handwriting practice sheet in it. What's even more disturbing, is the fact that the final four lines in Kurt's suicide note look distinctively different. It's almost as if someone just added in those lines as an after-thought. Handwriting experts have confirmed that the rest of the note was indeed written by Kurt, but there isn't a consensus about the final four lines. Also, if you read the note, it seems like he is simply signaling his intention of leaving Nirvana and the music industry, which he was in fact considering at the time.
* Shortly after Kurt's death, a Seattle musician who went by the stage name, El Duce, claimed that Courtney Love offered him $50,000 to murder Kurt and stage it as a suicide. He even passed polygraph tests attesting to the claim. Just two years later, El Duce died in suspicious circumstances, allegedly passing out on railway tracks and being ran over by a train. I highly doubt that was a coincidence.
* His interviews in the months before his death. I know it's possible that he may have been putting on a facade, but his interviews don't suggest that he was in a suicidal frame of mind. In the interview above, he even acknowledged that he was really content with his life and he talked about his future plans with Nirvana, such as moving away from three-chord Grunge music.
* The amount of heroin that was in his system at the time of his death. It was three times the legal dose, which means that it would have been impossible for him remove the syringe, place it back in a box, pick up a shotgun and use it on himself. Conveniently, the investigation found that there were no fingerprints on the shotgun, which is incredibly suss. If Kurt had taken his own life, his fingerprints should have still been on the shotgun.
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