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Before any official
statement could be made the medical examiner would need to do a full
autopsy. Alerted to certain mysteries tampering flags, he or she
would be compelled by his own training and the law, to closely inspect
the stomach contents, drug samples and blood samples, even ordering
extra tests. Not just routinely examine the evidence at hand, but
very closely scrutinizing every detail. Because a note was found
the official diagnosis would have to wait for weeks until handwriting
examiners had a chance to check the note.
This level of scrutiny did not take place in the Cobain case; the assistant medical
examiner told the press it was suicide even as he was sliding Kurt's body into
the van. Everything was a foregone conclusion...
In the meantime
the detectives assigned to the case, assuming they were
diligent and had some modicum of sympathy for the victim, (not a
valid
assumption in the Cobain case) would be focusing in on
motives and the possibility of known threats, spousal abuse, criminal
associates, spouses whereabouts, life insurance policies,
prenuptial
agreements and the entire skein of evidence leading to
possible motives for "homicide" would be coming into play,
not the least of which would be any tampering with the handwriting
of a note. It
would also be discovered, with a simple peek into a desk
drawer or file
cabinet, that the recording contracts between Nirvana and
DGC records were expired and that he was refusing to re-sign
the
new ones. The victim was a free man, something Kurt desperately
wanted. A call or subpoena to the victim's attorney would
reveal that he was about to make a will change and even divorce
his
spouse. None of that was taken into consideration at the
time of Cobain's death. He wanted the divorce. His spouse
did not.
People rarely kill themselves when they are the acting party
in a divorce proceeding.
Now let's
take a look at the shotgun forensics, because they too are highly
suspect.
A .20 Gauge shotgun,
(even a .410) although small in comparison to a .12 gauge, even
with low base loads, will still blow a hole in your head at close
range. A .22 short will kill you as fast as a car wreck if you
happen to get hit in the eye at close range. Now you can't get
any closer to the back of your head than by sticking a gun barrel
into your mouth and yet Kurt's body showed very few signs of
cranial damage, no exit wound per se. Any blood found was coming
out his ear and mouth. The shells were wrong, the fingerprints
were laughably missing and the whole episode talks on the trappings
of a charade party - so how did whoever did it get away with
it? How and why was this done?
By
shot gunning the victim we immediately create a credible
media
scenario giving
the hungry press a story within minutes instead of days.
Whoever planned Kurt's murder had help and knew how
to manipulate the
media. - In other words, just giving Kurt
an overdose would draw too much suspicion to a possible
murder
and, in a murder investigation, the spouse is always
looked at closely. Leaving a note, however dumb and meaningless,
and using a shotgun, however superficial, was sufficient
to fool the public and deflect the heat away from the
real
methodology. [Important: The origin of the narcotics
was never investigated.]
To achieve a bloodless
and cosmetic shot to the boney palette, we need to lower the
base load by removing the wadding and dumping out some of the
bb's from an already low powered .20 gauge Remington Model 11.
We would next try to assimilate an appropriate angle, then we
pull the trigger, but the sound is very muffled. Then we wipe
the gun off and place it on the victims chest on the wrong angle,
then we tidy up and lock the door behind us...
Remember something
else too. The cops in Seattle and the media in general hated
grunge and its leaders. Punk was already assimilated, but this
grunge movement posed a real threat; it was a "bore from
within," philosophy not a dropout strategy, but an alternative
world concept. Cobain, all by himself, had the Seattle establishment
by the balls and got a kick out of watching his neighbors jaws
drop when he moved into the swank lakeside neighborhood. That
kind of radicalism really scares the establishment, always has
and always will...
But Kurt was already a target for the police. He was well known
for saying, "Vandalism: Beautiful as a rock in a cop's face." So
the local police had [contempt] for him or for what they perceived
as his "pseudo poverty." Look what Todd Rungren and Andy
Rooney said about Cobain. Look at all the Deadheads who said good
riddance. Here we have this fallen king, and nobody is looking
at the real evidence because everybody wants to believe he blew
his face off.
Whoever killed him was counting on that.
Courtesy of Hank Harrison, taken from the now defunct arkives.net
(1999)
"Someone wanted to shut him up. He was just too damned outspoken and, more
importantly, he was teaching his fans to think for themselves. How dare he send
subliminal
messages out over a media controlled by corporate capital. Cobain had to be stopped
because he was leading the brainwashed away from their cereal bowls and brand
name identities."..."Kurt would not kiss the corporate ass...Kurt was
fast
becoming personae non-grata at Geffen and Gold Mountain." - Beyond Nirvana,
p. 298 - "I think denying the corporate ogre is kind of a waste
of time,
you should
use them, rape them the way they rape you." - Kurt Cobain
"But whoever killed him also envied him because they immediately set about
to disgrace his good name at every possible juncture."
"It wasn't a well-planned murder. It was just done in little pieces but
they were relying on the fact that they could cover everything up." - Hank
Harrison
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"All
I can be sure of is that, since the day Kurt died,
, a small
amount of blood, no skull fragments, no feces, no nasal discharge,
no lachrymal discharge
or urine, no bitten tongue, no vomit, no needle, no dirty spoon or
bottle cap, no tie-off strap...Let's further assume that we did not
see a needle falling out, and we did not see any sign of struggle
or protest. What would we think? You would say, "What's
wrong with this picture?" You don't need to be a Mensa
member to figure this out. Something fishy is here. The guy who found
the body, Gary Smith of Veca Electronics, even sensed something was
surreal about the whole scene. To him Kurt looked like a wax mannequin.