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Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder · Ep. 107 | The Mysterious Life & Death of Kurt Cobain · 22 Apr 2026 podcast

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Aberdeen, Washington sits in Grays Harbor County, roughly a hundred miles Southwest of Seattle.

And for decades, it was one of the most productive timber towns in the country.

And they called it the lumber capital of the world.

And they also called it the hell hole of the Pacific.

and the Port of Missing Men, a nickname earned by a murder rate that made the town infamous long before Kurt Cobain ever picked up the guitar.

And the Great Depression gutted the place, and the town went from 37 working sawmills to nine.

And what timber was left got stripped over the next few decades.

And by the late 70s, the industry was hollowed out.

And the Satsop nuclear plant showed up in 1978 like a lifeline.

And thousands of jobs, talk of permanent work, and the whole town was betting on it.

But four years later, the project collapsed.

And overnight, the jobless rate shot through the roof.

And what was left was a place where options were few and expectations were narrow.

And Cobain described it himself in 1992, saying, quote, a very small community with a lot of people who have very small minds.

Basically, if you're not prepared to join the logging industry, you're going to be beaten up or run out of town, unquote.

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