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Kurt and courtney
Original investigator Tom Grant and interviews with hit men.
https://old.bitchute.com/video/NeqrH410ee3y/
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Kurt Cobain's death was 'homicide': Shocking new forensic investigation questions suicide ruling
FINALLY!
Hey Courtney! They're coming for you sweetheart.
Ike we've all been saying for 30 years. Courtney murdered Kurt for his Nirvana bucks. Period.
The shorthand of this is - Kurt was given a HOT dose by his dealer, paid to do so by Courtney, who then himself, died right after. Of a HOT dose. See it?
The two witnesses that day and night, died soon after.
The TWO hitmen she originally tried to hire to do the job, were murdered within weeks of being interviewed by sheriffs.
Bish did the job herself, with a couple of seattle lowlifes.
I HAD the original video interviews by sheriffs and an indi film maker from 1995 that also, disappeared. FYI
Don
PS. Now Kurt and company were and many still are, witches. Still, there was a time in my life, when his music made an ugly day, easier. so for that, thanks Kurt.
Even an ugly thing, can be useful to someone in a great deal of pain. Just ask anyone who ever needed pain killers for surgery or dental work. Pharmakea. See it?
Investigating The Murder of Kurt Cobain PART 2(Courtney Love Pay Hitman El Duce and Kil)Documentary
https://old.bitchute.com/video/ewDRtdgm5KWd/
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His death shocked fans and sent ripples
through the music world, but decades later, Kurt Cobain's final moments
are under renewed scrutiny.
The Nirvana lead singer died on April 5, 1994, at age 27, from a self-inflicted shotgun wound at his Seattle home.
At the time, the King County Medical Examiner ruled his death a suicide by a Remington Model 11 20-gauge shotgun.
Now, an unofficial private sector team of forensic scientists has put fresh eyes on Cobain's autopsy and crime
scene materials, bringing in Brian Burnett, a specialist who previously
worked on cases involving overdoses followed by gunshot trauma.
Independent
researcher Michelle Wilkins, who worked with the team, told the Daily
Mail that after just three days looking into the evidence with fresh
eyes, Burnett said: 'This is a homicide. We've got to do something about
this.'
She said the conclusion
followed an exhaustive review of the autopsy findings, which revealed
signs inconsistent with an instantaneous gunshot death.
The
peer-reviewed paper presented ten points of evidence suggesting Cobain
was confronted by one or more assailants who forced a heroin overdose to
incapacitate him, before one of them shot him in the head, placed the
gun in his arms and left behind a forged suicide note.
'There
are things in the autopsy that go, well, wait, this person didn't die
very quickly of a gunshot blast,' Wilkins said, pointing to organ damage
associated with oxygen deprivation. 'The necrosis of the brain and
liver happens in an overdose. It doesn't happen in a shotgun death.'
Burnett has decades of experience analyzing crime scenes and interpreting complex evidence.
He
has earned national recognition for his expert analysis in
controversial cases like Marine Colonel James Sabow’s death and the
investigation into Billey Joe Johnson Jr, where his meticulous forensic
reconstructions challenged official findings.
A
spokesman for the Medical Examiner's Office told the Daily Mail: 'King
County Medical Examiner’s Office worked with the local law enforcement
agency, conducted a full autopsy, and followed all of its procedures in
coming to the determination of the manner of death as a suicide.
'Our
office is always open to revisiting its conclusions if new evidence
comes to light, but we’ve seen nothing to date that would warrant
re-opening of this case and our previous determination of death.'
A spokesman from the Seattle Police Department told Daily Mail that they are not reopening the case.
'Our
detective concluded that he died by suicide, and this continues to be
the position held by this department,' the spokesperson added.
The
Daily Mail reviewed Cobain's autopsy, which described how his body was
found on the floor of the greenhouse above his garage.
'Examination
of the miscellaneous papers in the left front pocket [of Cobain's
jeans] reveals some writing in black ink, reading "Remington 20 gauge
2-3/4 shells or shorter setup light shot 10888925",' the June 20, 1994
autopsy reads.
Wilkins said: 'To me, it looks like someone staged a movie and wanted you to be absolutely certain this was a suicide.
'The receipt for the gun is in his pocket. The receipt for the shells is in his pocket. The shells are lined up at his feet.'
The receipt for the gun is in his pocket. The receipt for the shells is in his pocket. The shells are lined up at his feet.'
The
placement of Cobain's hands and the lack of blood spatter raised
further questions. The scientists determined that if Cobain's left hand
(pictured) was closest to his mouth, it should have been covered in
blood
The area where Cobain had his hand is also clean of blood, suggesting his hand should have been covered
The
new forensic report noted that Cobain's sleeves were rolled back and
the heroin kit was found several feet away, containing capped syringes,
cotton buds and pieces of black heroin of roughly equal size.
'We're
supposed to believe he capped the needles and put everything back in
order after shooting up three times, because that's what someone does
while they're dying,' Wilkins said. 'Suicides are messy, and this was a
very clean scene.'
Police on the
investigation said Cobain injected himself with ten times the normal
amount even a heavy heroin user would have used.
Cobain’s autopsy showed fluid in the lungs, bleeding in the eyes and damage to the brain and liver.
These
findings, according to the forensic report, are unusual for a quick
gunshot death but are common in deaths from heroin overdoses, which
cause slow breathing and low blood flow.
The eye bleeding and organ
damage suggested his body may have been starved of oxygen, which likely
did not happen from the gunshot alone, the team concluded.
In most head gunshot deaths, blood is often drawn into the airways, but Cobain’s autopsy did not mention this.
While
brain injuries can sometimes stop breathing, this usually happens
shortly after the trauma, and with such a severe injury, some blood in
the airways would normally be expected.
The
autopsy report suggested his brainstem, which controls breathing, was
likely not damaged, and his arm position also indicated he did not have
the rigid posturing usually seen with brainstem injury.
The
forensic paper underwent peer review through the editorial process at
the International Journal of Forensic Science before being accepted for
publication.
Wilkins argued that Cobain may have been physically incapacitated before the fatal gunshot.
Cobain's body was found in an atrium above a two-car garage connected to his home in Seattle
The scientists noted how organized Cobain's heroin kit was found, with syringes capped
'He's dying of an overdose, and so he can barely breathe, his blood isn't pumping very much,' she said.
'So that means the brain and liver aren't getting oxygen, and they're starving, and they're dying.'
She added that the size and mechanics of the gun made it improbable that a comatose Cobain could have handled it.
'If
you look at the crime scene photos, you can see how big that gun is,'
she said. 'Imagine he's comatose and dying, and also the way that he
would have had to hold it… it's six pounds.'
The placement of Cobain's hands and the lack of blood spatter raised further questions.
His
left hand was tightly wrapped around the muzzle end of the gun's
barrel, yet the shotgun shell was found on top of a pile of clothes
opposite the expected ejection direction.
'So
he's dying of an overdose. I mean, he's in a coma, and he's holding
this up to be able to reach the trigger to get it in his mouth. It's
crazy,' Wilkins said.
The team
replicated the weapon and found, 'If your hand is on the forward barrel,
where Kurt's hand was reported to be in the SPD report, the gun
wouldn't eject a shell at all,' Wilkins said.
'So not only is there a shell where it shouldn't be, there shouldn't even be a shotgun shell.'
She
also highlighted that Cobain's left hand was unusually clean. 'If you
ever look at photos of shotgun suicides, they are brutal. There is no
universe where that hand is not covered in blood. You could eat off of…
well, I mean, gross, but, like, his hand is so clean.'
According
to the report, the homicide scenario is that Cobain's left hand was
placed on the weapon after death, explaining the thumbprint-like mark
observed on his hand
In forensic
investigations, such a stain can help reconstruct events by showing what
the individual touched or how a substance was transferred.
The items found on Cobain's body at the time of his death in 1994
The
alleged suicide note was also scrutinized. 'The top of the note is
written by Kurt,' Wilkins said. 'There's nothing about suicide in that.
It's basically just him talking about quitting the band'
Wilkins also cited blood patterns suggesting the body may have been moved.
'There's
also blood on the bottom of his shirt,' she said. 'The only way the
blood would get on his shirt is if Kurt was lifted and his head was
down.
'There's no blood on his hand.
There's no blood on the rest of his shirt, but there's a big blood stain
on the bottom of his shirt.'
The alleged suicide note was also scrutinized. 'The top of the note is written by Kurt,' Wilkins said.
'There's nothing about suicide in that. It's basically just him talking about quitting the band.'
She
added, 'Then there are four lines at the bottom. If you even look at
the note, you can see that the last four lines are written in different…
the text is a little bit different. It's bigger, it's… looks more
scrawly.'
Wilkins emphasized that the team is not seeking arrests but wants transparency and a reexamination of the evidence.
'We weren't saying, arrest people tomorrow,' she said. 'We were saying, you have these… the extra evidence that we don't have.'
Wilkins also noted that she has spoken to families whose loved ones took their lives because of Cobain's suicide.
'In 2022, a kid took his life because he believed Cobain did. The copycat suicides have never stopped.'
Requests
to reopen the case have been declined. 'They both came back with,
"No,"' Wilkins said. 'Like, we're not even looking at your evidence.'
For her, the goal remains simple: 'If we're wrong, just prove it to us. That's all we asked them to do.'
The Daily Mail has contacted the King County.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15510941/Kurt-Cobains-suicide-homicide.html
