" Murdering Cobain": Top Ten Reasons the Conspiracy Exists

Taking yet another look into the death of Kurt Cobain....

I was a young teenager when I had heard the news...fourteen to be exact. Friends and family seemed to worry I would do the same, doing hourly checkups to ensure I hadn't. Granted, being as impressionable as teenagers tend to be it wasn't too far off. How they did not realize I was light years beyond that in maturity still astounds me. Regardless of the fact that a voice that had helped to define my youth was now a memory, that was all it was. I didn't know the man personally, nor did half the population that held candles while his widow read from his "suicide note". Yet, we all mourned....for a man who's only connection to us was his music.

Over a decade later, the debate continues. Was Kurt Cobain murdered, or did he truly take his own life? Many people believe that his widow Courtney Love, had paid a fellow musician to kill him. Below is a list of the most damning contradictions in the case.

1. Courtney Love had "handwriting samples" in her posession as if she was practicing her late husband's penmanship.

2. Location of the shotgun shell being inconsistent with the location of his body.

3. Kurt had a seemingly lethal amount of heroin in his blood according to autopsy and coroner findings.

4. Eldon Hoke a.k.a El Duce took lie detector tests regarding accusations that Courtney paid him to murder Kurt....they
concluded that Hoke was in fact telling the truth.

5. Transactions on Kurt's credit cards after pronounced deceased.

6. Logged evidence was returned to Love prior to the case being closed.

7. Love failed to report she had seen Cobain their home on April 2nd, two days prior to his assumed date of death.

8. Fingerprints found on shotgun shells, and the pen in which the suicide note were written having no comparison value.

9. How did Kurt "barricade" himself in the greenhouse with just a wooden stool ?

10. Rumors of Cobain filing divorce papers against Love as well as removing her from his will on the count of her being
unfaithful.