Episode 75: Kurt Cobain — Suicide, or Was Nirvana's Frontman Murdered?April 1994. Seattle. Kurt Cobain was found dead with a shotgun at his home. The official ruling was suicide. Thirty years later, a peer-reviewed forensic paper published in 2025 argued the physical evidence is more consistent with homicide. The Seattle Police Department's position has not changed. Tonight we examine both sides of one of rock music's most enduring cold cases.This episode explores:* The 2025 peer-reviewed forensic paper — its specific claims about heroin concentration, organ damage, and physical positioning* The heroin concentration at time of death and the argument that Cobain would have been physically incapacitated* The suicide note controversy — was the entire note written with genuine final intent, or only the closing paragraph?* Private investigator Tom Grant's thirty-year investigation and new materials submitted to Seattle cold case detectives in 2026* The most specific conspiracy claim — and why authorities with access to original physical evidence have consistently rejected it* Why the official ruling has been confirmed multiple times across independent reviewsFor believers, the 2025 peer-reviewed paper gives legitimate credentialled weight to long-standing concerns. For sceptics, the paper was conducted without access to original evidence and was specifically refuted by those who hold it.What is certain: Kurt Cobain died at twenty-seven. His music outlasted him by three decades. And the questions show no sign of ending.Keywords: Kurt Cobain death conspiracy, was Kurt Cobain murdered, Cobain forensic paper 2025, Cobain death evidence, Nirvana frontman cold case, Cobain Seattle investigation, 27 club deaths, Kurt Cobain truth, Cobain crime scene evidence, rock star suspicious deaths

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