Proof Kurt Cobain Didn't Shoot Himself

Kurt Donald Cobain (February 20, 1967 – April 5, 1994) American musician, artist, songwriter, guitarist and poet.

On April 8, 1994, Cobain was found dead at his home in Seattle, the victim of what was officially ruled a suicide by a self-inflicted shotgun wound to the head. The circumstances of his death at age 27 have become a topic of public fascination and debate.

For most of the last 20 years, we have only had the inset image of the right half of Kurt Cobain’s body, along with police reports and interviews with the coroner, Dr. Nikolas Hartshorne to describe the condition that Cobain was found. Probably the most important clue that Cobain death authors, the Seattle PD, and other investigators have sparred over is a bodily event that takes place when one is shot in the head while conscious (as in a suicide,) called a “Cadaveric Spasm.” This event is when the body braces for, or tenses up, while consciously recieving a deadly gunshot to the head and basically “freezes” in the position of death, causing ones hands to ball up into what is otherwise known as a “death grip.” The attached photo, which we can only assume was released by the SPD as an oversight, shows Cobain’s right hand in a loosely OPEN position. This proves that the left hand could not possibly have been locked around the barrel of the shotgun as reported by Dr. Hartshorne ( a close friend of Courtney’s) because a cadaveric spasm works symmetrically on both sides of the body. This half of Kurt’s hand shown at new angle, revealed after two decades of being buried in a police evidence vault, proves that Kurt did NOT have the cadaveric spasm that we were all told he did. If the right hand isn’t clenched, the left couldn’t have been tightly gripping the barrel unless the time of death was actually much closer to police arrival and Cobain’s remain’s were still in rigor mortis, his hand having been placed around the gun barrel by someone else after they shot into a dead, overdosed body (presumably by accident, by another person who most likely believed his heart was still beating) which caused the burn on his right thumb. The lack of any kind of blood “spatter,” and only the presence of “seepage” from Kurt’s left ear also points to Cobain having no blood pressure, and therefore no heartbeat when the gun was discharged into his mouth. This photo is absolute proof that Cobain had not achieved cadaveric spasm, which leads to the fact that he was already dead when the gun went off and therefore could not have shot himself. This coupled with the earlier post on this page showing what looks like a jabbing hypodermic needle wound that never got to bruise, point to Cobain being injected with a large amount of heroin and shot by another person(s).