THESE PROFILES INCLUDE
PROFILES Kurt Cobain born in 1967. Lead singer of Band NIRVANA. heroin addict. Supposed suicide victim(friends say he was not suicidal.) Became famous for Nirvana’s single “smells like teen spirit” in the year 1991. Got married to Courtney Love in 1992. Father of Frances Bean Cobain. He died on April 4/5 1994, was found on April 8 1994. Death possibly a homicide(unable to tell through lies.) Courtney Love Started her band Hole in 1989. Married Kurt Cobain in 1992. Had a hollywood make over in 1997. Has been fighting with Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic over unreleased Nirvana material, and selling Kurt's diaries to be published. According to , she used the media to cement the fact that Kurt was suicidal, even though none of them thought he was, and Kurt said on two occasions during March 1994 that he wasn't. Tom Grant In law enforcement since 1969 and a Private Investigator since the 70's with many cases under his belt. Hired by Courtney on to originally track Kurt's credit card. Flew up to Seattle a couple days later. Searched the Cobain home a couple times with Dylan Carlson before Kurt was found. Came to the conclusion that Kurt was murdered after 8 months of research, talking to people, and witnessing Courtney's strange behaviour. Micheal Dewitt The main suspect in Kurt Cobain's death, according to Tom Grant. Longtime friend of Courtney. Had a job as the male nanny for Cobain's daughter, travelled with them, and lived in their Seattle home. Was nowhere to be found the days Kurt was missing until mysteriously showing up in L.A. to talk to Courtney on , a day before Kurt's body was found. Was also in when Kurt had the Rohypnol/champagne "accident". Dylan Carlson Kurt’s best friend. Purchased the gun Kurt was found with before Kurt left rehab, not after like Courtney had told the police. Has said that Kurt was not suicidal, and would not have purchased the gun if he was, at all suspicious he would kill himself. Rosemary Carroll Entertainment lawyer. Good friends with both Kurt and Courtney. Told Tom Grant that Kurt was not suicidal, and had her suspicions of Kurt's death being a murder. Was in contact with Grant for a few months before abruptly stopping after Courtney made her (and everyone else that worked for her, including DeWitt) sign a confidentiality agreement. Eldon Hoke Singer of an L.A. punk band called "The Mentors". Claims Courtney offered him $50,000 to kill Kurt in December 1993. Hoke was administered a polygraph test by Dr. Edward Gelb, who one of the country's leading polygraph experts. Hoke passed with 99.7% certainty that he was telling the truth. Found dead on April 19, 1997 after friends say he went for a walk with someone they've never seen before. Ian Halperin & Max Wallace wrote “who killed Kurt Cobain? The mysterious death of a icon” Hank Harrison Courtney Love's father. Seems to believe in the murder theories, but has his own ideas on what happened. Grant and others tend to distance themselves from him, as he's a little "out there" and apparently makes the seriousness of this investigation look bad. Nick Broomfield British director that made the movie. Broomfield's film was financed by the cable network Showtime (owned by Viacom, which also owns MTV). The film posits that Courtney Love was able to use her hefty musical clout to force Showtime to withdraw funding, which is documented during the course of the film. In the end, Broomfield was able to finish the film with assistance from the BBC and private investors. Nirvana Kurt’s “grunge” band. Released 6 albums. Kristen Pfaff Bass player for Courtney's band Hole. Died two months after Kurt on June 16th 1994. Had a U-Haul packed to leave Hole, Courtney and Seattle the next morning. Was found dead locked in the bathroom of her apartment of an apparent heroin overdose. Similarities between the way she and Kurt died, as well as how the Seattle police (mis)handled both cases, have raised questions. Please read for more info.