Death of Kurt Cobain conspiracy theories began to surface again as the death anniversary of the Nirvana band lead singer is nearly coming.
Kurt Cobain who was found dead in his home at 171 Lake Washington Boulevard in Seattle way back on April 8, 1994. According to the Seattle Police Department, they have found a shotgun across Cobain's body, a visible head wound and a suicide note nearby. His body was discovered in his home by an electric company employee that was about to install security lighting that morning.
Upon the discovery of his death happened, death of Kurt Cobain conspiracy stories also began to come out. Although investigators have officially accepted the idea of Cobain committing a suicide, some still thinks that the lead singer was possibly murdered.
The death of Kurt Cobain conspiracy theories is still puzzling the minds of the people despite of the statement that the case was officially a suicide. Moreover, prior to the singer's death about 20 years ago, he just actually checked out from a drug rehab facility and was observed to become suicidal by his wife that time, Courtney Love.
After the body of Cobain was discovered, the King County Medical Examiner has noted punctured wounds on the inside of both elbows. Cops have also found a lethal dosage of heroin in the singer's bloodstream. Investigators also believed that he died days before his body was discovered which was said to be on April 5, 1994.
Meanwhile, as the death of Kurt Cobain conspiracy stories continue, the Seattle Police released the never before seen photos showing the singer's drug paraphernalia in the crime scene. This actually raised speculations on reopening the case which is already 20 years old.
There are also angles of the story involving Courtney Love to the death of Kurt Cobain Conspiracy theories. However, the Seattle Police Department already issued a statement that the case is not being reopened despite of the photos exposed. In addition, the case is just being reexamined as the death anniversary of the Nirvana lead singer is nearly coming.
"Sometimes people believe what they read. Some of the disinformation from some of the books, that this was a conspiracy. That's completely inaccurate," said Detective Mike Ciesynski, who found the four rolls of undeveloped crime-scene photos. "It's a suicide. This is a closed case.", SPD's statement that ends the speculation.
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