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With the tenth anniversary of Kurt's death upon us, he is making news headlines once again. Perhaps one of the most important pieces of news to spread is that of the murder investigation. In case you don't know, there is no evidence whatsoever that specifically points to suicide. There is, however, a substantial body of evidence that points to a murder. Private investigator Tom Grant (who was originally hired by Courtney Love to investigate Kurt's "disappearance") has been working on reopening the case for years. On his site, Grant mentions what he calls the "April Project." No specific details yet, but he claims that "This promises to be a very significant project." Check out http://www.cobaincase.com/news.htm for more information. The "April Project" will be explained in more detail on April 3rd at the above URL.

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they are doing a story on this on dateline, i think on friday

Oh nice! I hope something comes of this. I'm tired of hearing he committed suicide on tv and stuff, when it's so obvious he didn't if you just read the facts. It'd be nice to see someone finally go to jail for his death. Kurt definitely deserves justice.

Kurt Cobain reincarnated, sighs and licks his face.

Nirvana was a good band, but fellas... Courtney (the number one suspect) did not kill him. I know alot of you who were alive and old enough to pay attention during the Nirvana era were saddened by Cobain's death, but you don't even need to connect the dots to see that he was depressed and hated being in the spotlight so much. Ofcourse this case is going to be huge, but i highly doubt any big evidence will come up to prove it was murder.

I don't really know what to think about it. I was only 9 when he died and I only remember it vaguely. Needless to say I think the whole story isn't being told by someone. I guess it'll take a while before we can know the truth.

I don't know. After reading all those facts, like Nikki said, it's kind of obvious it wasn't suicide. And just because he hated being in the sspotlight doesn't mean he was going to kill himself. It's pretty obvious he was going to quit the business just by reading the letter.

Baby Thief wrote:Nirvana was a good band, but fellas... Courtney (the number one suspect) did not kill him. I know alot of you who were alive and old enough to pay attention during the Nirvana era were saddened by Cobain's death, but you don't even need to connect the dots to see that he was depressed and hated being in the spotlight so much. Ofcourse this case is going to be huge, but i highly doubt any big evidence will come up to prove it was murder.

Did you even read the facts?!?

It's true that nothing will bring him back but if he was indeed murdered someone needs to be held responsible.

xoNoDoubt69 wrote:It's true that nothing will bring him back but if he was indeed murdered someone needs to be held responsible.

All of this stuff is nothing new. This was all around a few months after he died. I just wish they let him be. It is like Marilyn Monroe, Princess Di, Jim Morrison ETC.

All this evidence was around then, why now on the 10th anniversary is all I am saying. I am old enough to remember Kurt's Death and all the events leading up to it and after it. I just found the whole thing tragic and a big loss to the music world, but he will forever live on in his music, lyrics and through the fans.

BTW. I think COurtney has turned into one big mess. I loved Hole and alwasy enjoyed seeing them live. With her antics here last week, and the new CD, I think it is time She checked into something and cleaned herself up once and for all, if for nothing else but Frances Sake.

psycho groupie wrote:I think in Kurt's case he was just a very sad soul who didn't want to live anymore.

Perhaps you're right (although close friends of his say he wasn't suicidal at the time) but just because someone is suicidal doesn't mean that it's okay to murder them. I'm not saying 100% that he was murdered, but the evidence sure looks that way and I think the case at least deserves to be looked in to by authorities who haven't made their minds up even before seeing any evidence.

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Here's hoping the re-opening of the investigation will turn something up.

*bows to the almighty Cobain*

i want to....do something to mark this anniversary. it just seems too important to just let float by. i have a feeling i'll just walk around school going 'do you know what day it is today' and it will be pointless.

the 20th is columbine's 5-year too.

I never had the chance to see Nirvana in concert.... even if it was I would be at the very back of the pavillon watching dave, kurt, and chris would look like ants.

I feel the worst for frances bean. Her mom is courtney love.

I feel kind of glad I was blissfully unaware of nirvana until long after cobain's death. I feel horrible for people that had to go through that. They're probably all still bitter about it.

yeah, same here. i was only 5 when he died and didnt even hear of the band until i was probably about 11 or so. I can't imagine waking up one morning and hearing on the radio that someone who had greatly influenced my life had taken his own.

i've lost interest in nirvana's music. 10 years of listening to the same songs over and over, got to me.

this sucks.

I've never really gotten into Nirvana. When I did listen to them, I found the music depressing

In Utero is what got me to like them. That's where I found their meaning