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- it celebrates the Mexicans victory over the French at Puebla.

- it shouldn't be spent drinking for no reason like most Americans do anyways.

- it was first used by Americans as a marketing attempt to reach out to hispanics

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What do you think the meaning is behind the note?

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Why would Kurt die at the height of his career?

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A note that Courtney love claims to have written. It definitely looks as if Kurt wrote it though.

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It seemed like everyone agreed on our cohorts page. We all think it's impossible to be politically correct 100% of the time. Sometimes it's more important to remember who you are as a person and say what you believe in. People shouldn't be so concerned with hurting other peoples feelings, and other people shouldn't be so sensitive if they don't get everything their way. Since America is a melting pot, there are going to be problems no matter where you look, there are far too many different people and far too many cultures, it has gotten to the point where literally anything you say has potential to offend someone.

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Picture: In this picture we can see Kurt Cobain. He is looking up and that's very meaningful to me because throughout his career, his popularity kept going up and up and up. Notice the R.I.P, yes he died, but not in vain. Many people have been inspired by him and will continue to be inspired.

Quote: "it is better to be hated for what you are, than to be loved for what you are not." This is a quote that I've been living by for as long as I can remember. So each and every day, I do my best to be myself and not let other people's opinions change me. I am who I am... And for the few people who accept me, I know they are special.

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Cobain Case Audio Introduction
Kurt Cobain left a drug rehab center in Marina Del Rey California on April 1, 1994 and was later reported missing. As you probably know, he was found dead just seven days later. After several months of intensive investigation, including dozens of taped interviews with Cobain's closest friends and family members, I reached the conclusion that Courtney Love and Michael Dewitt, (the male nanny who lived at the Cobain residence), were involved in a conspiracy that resulted in the murder of Kurt Cobain. It appears this was not the first attempt on Cobain's life by Courtney Love. It was obviously, however, the first to succeed. WHAT YOU WERE NEVER TOLD: COBAIN WAS IN FEAR OF HIS LIFE COBAIN WAS INJECTED WITH 3 TIMES A LETHAL DOSE OF HEROIN!!THE OBVIOUS QUESTIONS: IN ADDITION...The police and the Medical Examiner have no forensic evidence that proves Cobain's death was a suicide. On the other hand, there's a substantial amount of evidence for murder. The official verdict of "suicide" was simply a rush to judgement which eventually painted the authorities into a corner as reports of so-called "copy-cat" suicides began making the news. As you examine this case carefully, you're going to discover there's much more to the events surrounding Cobain's death than what you've been told. Cobain was not barricaded inside the room as reported by misinformed media sources. The stool which was supposedly wedged" against the door was actually just sitting in front of the two unlocked doors that only led out to a balcony. Cobain did not leave his Driver's License out for identification as reported by misinformed media sources. The first police officer on the scene found Cobain's closed wallet, opened it to remove Kurt's driver's license, and displayed it in order to take a photograph. 1. IF Cobain injected three times a lethal dose of heroin, COULD he then pick up a shotgun and shoot himself? Wouldn't he have been immediately incapacitated? Based on the heroin, (morphine), blood levels found in Cobain's body, preliminary research indicates Kurt Cobain would have been almost immediately incapacitated. He could not have picked up that shotgun. He could not have pulled that trigger! 2. If Cobain injected himself with a deliberate heroin overdose, why would he ALSO shoot himself in the head with a shotgun, leaving his baby daughter - the love of his life - with horrific visual images to remember him by? Why not just "go to sleep" on the overdose and never wake up? Cobain's heroin, (morphine), blood level was 1.52 mgs per liter. This would require a minimum injection of 225 mgs of heroin, three times a lethal dose, even for a hardcore heroin addict! The drug Diazepam, was also found in Cobain's blood system. The shotgun found at the scene was purchased BEFORE Cobain left for rehab in Los Angeles, NOT AFTER he fled the rehab as reported by misinformed media sources. The shotgun was fully loaded with three shells. It was purchased and loaded for protection, not suicide. The police claim there were no legible fingerprints on this shotgun! The truth is, the shotgun wasn't even checked for fingerprints until May 6th, nearly one month after Cobain's body was found. In December of 1994, I began speaking publicly about the suspicious circumstances surrounding Cobain's death. Attempts to inform the public about this case have been met with physical threats as well as threats of legal action against anyone in the media who "gives Tom Grant a platform." Motivated by profit rather truth, Courtney Love and her attorneys have taken drastic measures in an effort to keep the public from learning the true facts of this case. In spite of all the hot air, this investigation has received coverage in hundreds of major magazines, television and radio talk shows around the world. As I predicted when I first began speaking out, no legal action has been taken against myself or anyone in the media who have covered this story. The pathetic cowards of this world can only blow smoke. Once they've been exposed, they run and hide The events surrounding the death of Kurt Cobain are filled with lies, contradictions in logic, and countless inconsistencies. My name is Tom Grant. I'm a California state licensed private investigator and former detective with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. On April 3, 1994, I was hired by Courtney Love, (who was in Los Angeles at the time), to locate her husband after he left a drug rehab center in Marina Del Rey, California. Ms. Love stayed in Los Angeles while I flew to Seattle to search for Cobain with his best friend Dylan Carlson. In fact, Carlson and I had been in the Cobain residence the night before Kurt's body was discovered in the room above the garage. The police immediately concluded "suicide." I wasn't so sure. Neither was Rosemary Carroll, Courtney Love's own entertainment attorney. Ms. Carroll was also a close friend to both Courtney and Kurt. We both knew something was wrong here--terribly wrong.

i personally think that he didnt kill him self i think courtney love killed him what do you think ?
leave a comment please and tell me what you think.

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kurt cobain was murdered he did not kill himself !

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Cobain Case Audio Introduction MP3Kurt Cobain left a drug rehab center in Marina Del Rey California on April 1, 1994 and was later reported missing. As you probably know, he was found dead just seven days later. My name is Tom Grant. I'm a California state licensed private investigator and former detective with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's...

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Who: Kurt Cobain

What: His suicide note

When: Around April 5, 1994

Where: Seattle, Washington

Why:

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The suicide note of Kurt Cobain, and the mystery surrounding it.

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Who: Kurt Cobain

What: proof it was a suicide

When: around April 5, 1994

Where: Seattle washington

Why: many reasons stated in the linked article

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- Courtney Love's OWN father believes that she killed Kurt Cobain

- Bias against Courtney from her father, and this article is strongly towards the idea that Cobain was murdered.

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Hank Harrison is the estranged father of Courtney Love and used to be the manager The Grateful Dead

He believes his daughter was responsible for the 1994 death of Kurt Cobain

'No doubt she was capable,' Harrison says. 'I can't prove she pulled the trigger, but I can prove her involvement to a high degree of certainty.'

Is to republish his book on the couple where he will outline his proof

Finally convinced by the release by police of a note written by Cobain

The note was kept in Cobain's pocket and calls Love a 'b***h' and a money-grabber

Authorities ruled Cobain's death a suicide and said he had taken a lethal dose of heroin prior to shooting himself

In March police said they had found four undeveloped rolls of film taken in Cobain's home at the time of his death

Detectives say the pictures found this year from Cobain's home at the time he died contain nothing to suggest that his death was not a suicide

Courtney Love's own father has made the sensational claim that his daughter was responsible for the death of Nirvana star Kurt Cobain - and he can prove it.

Hank Harrison, the ex-manager of the Grateful Dead, said that while he can't prove his daughter pulled the trigger on the shotgun that ended the grunge star's life 20 -years ago, he 'can prove her involvement to a high degree of certainty.'

Harrison, who is estranged from his rock-star daughter said that he became convinced she killed her own husband after the Seattle police released a note that Cobain held in his wallet mocking his wedding vows that called his wife a 'b***h with zits'.

Harrison told RadarOnline.com that he believes his 49-year-old daughter was complicit in her husband's death.

He is planning to publish his proof in his upcoming republished book, Love Kills: The Assassination of Kurt Cobain.

The final clue that sealed his opinion was the handwritten note inside the music legends wallet.

'Do you Kurt Cobain take Courtney Michelle Love to be your lawful shredded wife,' the note begins, 'even when she's a b**ch with zits and siphoning all (your) money for doping and whoring.'

Harrison, who is also suspicious of the Seattle police's motives for only releasing new evidence 20-years on, said that the note is key.

'If you read the true meaning of this small note, and place it in conjunction with the rest of the evidence, anyone with even half a wit will see that something dire and awful took place,' Harrison alleges.

Indeed, his criticism of the Seattle police is strident.

'Nobody, except me, asked the obvious question: 'Why weren't they developed 20 years ago?' he added to RadarOnline.

'They weren't developed because the police had already decided it was a suicide and didn't need any more evidence.'

Hank and Courtney's fractious relationship mirrored that of his with her mother Linda Carroll.

The pair were hanging out together and tripping on LSD when their daughter, Courtney Michelle Harrison was born in 1964.

They soon split and Love never became close with her father who specializes in medieval and Celtic history.

The brief contact they did have was when he would mail her packages of of LSD and Ecstacy when she was living in Liverpool, England as a teenager.

Harrison is banned from seeing Kurt and Courtney's daughter Frances Bean Cobain and has been concerned his daughter killed her own husband for years.

'She's a psychopath, she has a sociopathic personality like I do. I don't know who killed him. I know who benefited from his death: my daughter, for one,' said Harrison to NBC's Dateline in 2004.

Indeed, the note found on Cobain has only add fuel to the fires of speculation regarding the circumstances of the grunge legend's suicide and what role his troubled marriage and personal life played in the final days of his life.

The release of the note by Seattle police last Friday is the latest revelation to come out of the departments decision to launch an internal review of the investigation into the rock star's death.

Anticipating huge media interest over the 20th anniversary of the star's suicide by shotgun, the Seattle police have decided to release dozens of never-before-seen picture from the crime scene.

They also released for the first time, the investigative detective's full report on the re-opening of the case - which came to the same conclusion of suicide, two decades on.

However, the sarcastic note will provide fans and conspiracy theorists hours of debate as they attempt to decipher the meaning behind the words.

Was the note written in anger by a resentful Cobain, desperate to escape his unhappy marriage?

Or was it a play on words penned with the knowledge of Love, that the musician carried around to remind him of their unconventional bond?

Those who believe that Love was involved in her husband's death will point to the fact that the content and tone of this note wildly differs from his handwritten suicide note.

The short marriage parody calls his wife a 'b****' who is 'siphoning money for doping and whoring.'

This is in stark contrast to his believed suicide note which calls Love a 'goddess....who sweats ambition and empathy.'

Adding to the scuzzy appeal of the note, it is written on paper from the Phoenx Hotel in San Francisco's gritty, crime-infested Tenderloin district.

The Phoenix's reputation is that of an achingly cool refuge for poets and artists, very much like New York's infamous Chelsea Hotel.

And earlier this month on the eve of the 20th anniversary of Kurt Cobain's suicide, the Seattle Police Department released a cache of never-before- scene photos showing the room where the Nirvana frontman was found dead in April 1994.

In March, the law enforcement agency announced that it had developed 35 photos taken by officers who responded to Cobain's Seattle-area home two decades ago.

A set of photographs made public by police show the troubled singer's suicide note the way he left it before taking his life April 8, 1994.

CBS News reported that most of the photographs were shot on a 35mm film, which has become discolored over the years, giving the images a greenish hue. A few of the pictures were taken with a Polaroid, among them outside shots of Cobain's garage.

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Courtney Love's father claims SHE was responsible for Cobain's death

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Hank Harrison is the estranged father of Courtney Love and used to be the manager The Grateful Dead He believes his daughter was responsible for the 1994 death of Kurt Cobain 'No doubt she was capable,' Harrison says. 'I can't prove she pulled the trigger, but I can prove her involvement to a high degree of certainty.'

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- New clues found that suggest murder

- This article shows the facts, i do not think there is much bias, if any at all. It goes into alot of detail about how the shotgun shell landed in relation to Cobain's body. Also it mentions a strange man who could have bought the shotgun shells.

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The Seattle Police Department is releasing more previously-unseen clues regarding the mysterious death of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain.

On Monday, police are revealing a report detailing a cold case homicide detective's recent review of the 20-year-old investigation.

As the 20-year anniversary of Cobain's apparent suicide in early April approached, the SPD announced a cold case detective was reviewing the file and began releasing new information including never-before-seen photos from the scene.

The musical phenom was found dead in his Seattle-area home in April of 1994, and his fans have since mourned another senseless rock and roll death at the hands of drugs. The King County Medical Examiner ruled his death a suicide, saying Cobain shot himself with a 20 gauge shotgun after taking what would have otherwise been a lethal dose of heroin.

A certain sector of fans and observers -- most notably Tom Grant, the private investigator and former cop hired by Cobain's wife, singer and actress Courtney Love, to find Cobain when he went missing during the days before his death -- have insisted that Cobain's death was not suicide, but rather a murder conspiracy.

The new report confirms statements made recently by the SPD detective who conducted the review, that "the investigation on the death of Kurt Cobain, which was conducted 20 years ago, reached the correct conclusion that the manner of death was (Suicide)."

Detective Mike Ciesynski, a veteran with 20 years working homicide and ten years specializing in cold case investigations, explains in the report that he learned of a new clue about the shotgun shell that killed Cobain.

As part of his review of the evidence, inside the bag of shotgun shells SPD found at Cobain's side 20-years ago, Det. Ciesynski writes, "I recovered a sales receipt for $6.95, which was dated 4-2-94.On the box of 20 gauge ammunition is a price sticker for $6.95 from 'Seattle Guns.'"

This sales receipt had not been previously disclosed by the SPD.For the first time, Det. Ciesynski claims to have connected this date of April 2, 1994 on the receipt, first to the store Seattle Guns, and then to what he identifies as another significant piece of information from the original detectives' follow-up report.

In that report "it was noted that a Gray Top Taxi picked up a male from the Cobain residence on the morning of 4-2-94.This male advised the cab driver that he wanted to find a place to buy some bullets since he had recently been burglarized.The cab driver dropped this person off in the area of 145 th and Aurora."

Ciesynski's new report explains that Seattle Guns was located just south of 145 th and Aurora.

Conspiracy theorists like Grant insist that a conspirator fired the weapon that killed Cobain, questioning his ability to do so after taking such a large dose of heroin, and questioning Cobain's will to commit suicide.

Det. Ciesynski's determination that Cobain purchased the shotgun shells within one or two days of his death appears to suggest a person planning a suicide, more than it might the coincidence of Cobain buying the shells that a conspirator ultimately used to kill him in a planned, staged suicide.

The SPD always believed it was Cobain who took the taxi cab on April 2, 1994, and that he killed himself with the shotgun either later that day or the following day, unable to pinpoint a time of death because the body was discovered days later.

For the first time only weeks ago, SPD released a photo of those shotgun shells inside a paper bag next to Cobain's foot and his purple Converse All Star sneaker.According to the report the receipt for $6.95 dated April 2, 1994, was also inside that paper bag.

A close look at the photo reveals the sticker mentioned in the report on top of the box of shotgun shells on which is printed "Seattle Guns" and the price of the shells, "$6.95."

Also, for the first time, Det. Ciesynski explicitly details an SPD theory of how Cobain fired the shotgun, and reveals that recently developed 35 mm SPD film taken at the scene of the death helped him to make this determination.

Last month Crimesider first published 30 of these never-before-seen photos which had sat for 20 years in the SPD evidence room undeveloped. "As a homicide detective I have an obligation to preserve evidence that I believe may lose its value due to decay," Ciesynski explains in the report justifying his decision to develop the film now.

Ciesynski notes that his review of the newly developed 35 mm film indicated that "a spent yellow shell casing lying on a coat at the right side of the photo " (beyond Cobain's left arm, or to the left side of his prostrate body)."I was aware that for the casing to have landed to the victims (sic) left, the weapon would have had to been turned 180 degrees from what it was found."

The detective explains that he consulted with an SPD Range Armorer, an expert in maintaining and operating firearms, showing him "a photo of victim (Cobain) holding the weapon" but did not identify the victim to the expert.

The Armorer concluded that the "fired round would have ejected in the direction where it was found and the second round probably malfunctioned due to victim holding the barrel.... The weapon probably pivoted when fired, and fell to the present position."

Conspiracy theorists have long questioned why the ejected shell casing was found beyond Cobain's left arm -- a picture of the victim's left arm was also recently released for the first time by SPD -- when as the SPD report states "the Remington 20 gauge shotgun was lying on victim's chest with the receiver facing up."

If the receiver was facing up, then in that position the shell would have ejected in the direction of Cobain's right arm rather than his left, leading conspiracy theorists to surmise a staged suicide scene.

Det. Ciesynski's review, according to the report, included examining "the case file from SPD records vault... all of the remaining evidence from SPD Evidence,"photographs of the death scene, the autopsy report, and the autopsy and toxicology report, as well as interviews with the Chief Medical Examiner, and one of the original case detectives now retired.

In addition, Det. Ciesynski, who says in the report he "knew very little about (Cobain) or his band Nirvana" at the time of Cobain's death, also explains he "read numerous articles and watched several documentaries on the death of Kurt Cobain."

The report also summarizes previously released information from the Medical Examiner's autopsy report, although the actual autopsy report has never been made public per Washington State law.A spokesperson for the King County Medical Examiner explained to Crimesider that Wash. law also restricts the medical examiner from commenting on autopsy reports.

The fact that the autopsy report has never been released and publicly examined by independent experts is another reason that conspiracy theorists question the manner of death.

It is doubtful this SPD cold case review of the investigation of Cobain's death will ultimately satisfy these conspiracy theorists, as the private investigator who once worked for Love, Grant, and his conspiracy theories are a major part of an upcoming documentary feature film "Soaked in Bleach" examining the days prior to and the investigation of Cobain's death.

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New clues emerge in police review of Cobain suicide file

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The Seattle Police Department is releasing more previously-unseen clues regarding the mysterious death of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. On Monday, police are revealing a report detailing a cold case homicide detective's recent review of the 20-year-old investigation.

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Who: Kurt Cobain

What: Controversy over his death, some believe suicide while others believe it was muder

When: Kurt is believed to have died April 5th, 1994

Where: In his home in Seattle, Washington

Why: Either he was killed or he killed himself, no one knows; however, if he was killed, it was likely because Courtney Love wanted all his wealth.

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On April 8, 1994, Kurt Cobain , the lead singer of the grunge band Nirvana, was found dead at his home, located at 171 Lake Washington Boulevard East in Seattle, Washington, USA. Forensic analysis at the time determined he had killed himself on April 5.