by Cheyenne Crossett

Created on: February 04, 2007   Last Updated: February 10, 2007

"...I don't have a gun..."
- Lyric; 'Come As You Are'

As can be found on a site called InDefenseofKurtCobain .com, all of the information stated in the article left by the originator of this thread all has a pretty firm foundation for alternative opinion and/or belief concerning the tragic passing of one of our young generation's greatest musical (and altogether human) minds. It has also been said, in addition to blaming Courtney Love, that Love's 'boyfriend' was the person who actually carried out the alleged staged suicide. In addition, it has been argued that the album art on the back of one of Love's Hole Cd's contains handwriting samples submitted by the widowed grunge-girl herself which bear disturbing resemblance to the second half of the 'suicide note' - the planted portion which was added prior to 'discovery' in order to make sure the note was unmistakable in terms of its credibility as a goodbye to end all goodbyes. Various other tidbits (already mentioned, aforementioned in this article, or having yet to be mentioned in this thread of articles) of evidence and additional pertinent material can be found on the website mentioned at the beginning of my little rant as well as on countless other sites easily found online I'm sure. The fact remains, regardless of where you now stand on the idea, that the evidence to the contrary of what has been put to record is a bit too compelling to simply ignore. Don't you agree...?

If anything, I'd hate to think that even in his deepest rut that Kurt would ever dream of leaving his daughter behind in a world that made him as miserable as the aforementioned 'suicide note' would have us believe. It just doesn't fit the nature of his unique and tragically artistic outlook on the world and the human mass majority. It's a sad state of affairs when the people who once claimed to love you so deeply will cop so easily to the acceptance that you just up and killed yourself one day as opposed to digging a little deeper - if only for the sake of honoring the integrity of your memory.

"I cannot explain what I understand."
- Kurt Cobain

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