We are publicly asking @SeattlePD and @GovBobFerguson to consider reopening the Kurt Cobain case.
In 1994, authorities publicly characterized Cobain’s death as self-inflicted before a full forensic analysis could be completed.
In 2005, then-SPD Chief Gil Kerlikowske asked former Capt. Neil Low to audit the case. Low was given full access to the case file and concluded the evidence pointed to a homicide and that the case should be reopened. In response, the SPD did nothing.
In 2025, a multidisciplinary team published a peer-reviewed study in the International Journal of Forensic Sciences concluding that its analysis of the publicly available evidence was inconsistent with a self-inflicted death and supported homicide. In response, the SPD did nothing.
For those who want to examine the evidence for themselves, we lay out the forensic evidence challenging the official conclusion surrounding Cobain’s death in our full investigation here: https://t.co/lA2xWZOn52
We believe Kurt Cobain’s death deserves to be investigated as a potential homicide, without beginning from the preconceived assumption that it was self-inflicted. Whoever was responsible could be walking free to this day.
@BrewSolves@SeattlePD@GovBobFerguson Seattle PD have an obligation to the public, but the view they have is to protect the PD from the implication of a rendition; finding blatant negligence in a murder investigation, an indefectible definition supported by proper science. Flat and simple.
@TorontoStar This IS very Canadian, just in case you're wondering. We are in an atmosphere of shamelessly doing it anyhow. Canadians aren't very reactive.
@CBCAlerts I wish I could #boycott, but the truth is I don't set foot in this chain unless it's a last resort. But the rest if you should let these grinches find themselves behind in their BMW payments.
@globalnews Most bad things people do can be attributed to 3 things: lazyness, selfishness & greed. Helped along by the stupidity in managing the three.
@TorontoStar Market Manipulation. Corporate demands are fed by government. Why bother to deregulate when you can just ignore (repeatedly) what an Act says can't be done. The rot is pervasive...but heay, who's watching.