Kayla Brantley

The way he was dragged, you said.

Can you talk a little bit about that?

To you, what is the most compelling reason to re-examine the original suicide conclusion?

Well, if there was a homicide, are there any theories of a suspect, a motive?

What are the theories going on out there?

What would need to happen for this case to be formally reopened?

And do you even think that that's a realistic possibility?

That's so interesting to me that obviously this was a huge celebrity, huge fan base, huge following, and that it would be such an open and shut suicide and no further real investigation until 30 years later.

What does it, what does it say about Kurt Cobain's legacy that here we are 30 years later and there's actually, you know, finally some movement in this case.

Is there any any last words, anything that you think people should know about this case or just anything that you really want people to hone in on, you know, that you just think is so suspicious?

All right.

Well, thank you so much, Neil.

Thank you for being here.

I'm just so fascinated by all this.

And I really do feel like more will be coming out soon.

Yeah.

All right.

Well, thank you so much.

Thank you for joining me.

That's all for this week.