Theories and Queries

Kurt Cobain didn't commit suicide. That is my theory. His "suicide note" wasn't really a suicide note. It was a letter to his fans saying that he was quitting the music business. He was planning on leaving Courtney and the "biz", and she knew both of these things. She also knew that if they were to get a divorce she would only get half of the Kurt Cobain estate. If Kurt was to die she would get both the Kurt Cobain estate and the Nirvana estate. He had gotten out of rehab days before his death and there was 220-ish mg of heroine in his system at the time of his death. That amount would have caused him to be instantly incapacitated. As in, he couldn't have possibly taken the heroine and then picked up a rifle and shoot himself in the head. Someone else would have had to do it. I believe Courtney had hired a hitman of some sort to "do the deed" in order to receive both estates. Courtney had hired a private investigator to find Kurt after he was released from rehab because he wouldn't return her calls. The investigator was at the Seattle home of Kurt with a friend of Kurt's and they couldn't find him, but they forgot to look in the greenhouse where Kurt's body was. They went back a few days later and an electrician had found the body while working on the greenhouse lights. The electrician had been hired by Courtney. I think she wanted someone to find him, why else would you work on a greenhouse's lights? The greenhouse wasn't used for plants, they stored wood there. The private investigator went back to L.A. to tell Courtney that her husband's body had been found and that he had died three days earlier. Her response was something in the form of, "No, I think he died last night." You might think that response would be one of a husband and wife that had a tight bond and were in tune with each other emotionally, physically, etc., but Kurt and Courtney didn't have that type of relationship, so how would she know something like this? The P.I. followed Courtney several places after that, and she didn't appear to distraught over the sudden death of her husband. She seemed too absorbed in her own career. I believe that she had a part in Kurt's death. I think she was aware that if he were to die the Nirvana estate would inflate and her own career would be boosted, which is all she cared about anyway. Unfortunately, the police would only look at this case as a suicide and not a homicide. The gun was eventually fingerprinted, and none of Kurt's prints were found on it, but it was fingerprinted a month after he died. So the murder of Kurt Donald Cobain remains unsolved and will never be solved.