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Kurt Cobain death 'was homicide'

Forensic experts’ new report claims that Kurt Cobain may have been murdered

When Nirvana frontman and grunge legend Kurt Cobain died on 5 April 1997 at the age of 27, the music world mourned the death of a beloved rock star and a Generation X icon.

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Kurt Cobain death: New review dredges up murder theory

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Kurt Cobain's death: Why authorities refuse to reopen case 30 years on despite new claims

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‘This Is a Homicide’: New Forensics Dispute Kurt Cobain’s Cause Of Death

A new independent forensic report is once again challenging the long-standing ruling that Kurt Cobain died by suicide, with researchers urging authorities in Seattle to reopen the case nearly three de...

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Kurt Cobain’s Death at Age 27 Could Have Been a ‘Homicide,’ Independent Researcher Suggests

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Kurt Cobain’s Death ‘A Homicide,’ Claims Independent Researcher

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Kurt Cobain 'didn't take own life', new independent report claims

It was officially ruled as suicide by the King County Medical Examiner, who said Cobain died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound from a Remington Model 11 20-gauge shotgun, at his home in Seattle. However, for many years, conspiracy theories and rumours have persisted, insisting the star didn't take his own life.

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"My entire generation has been screaming this for decades": Internet buzzes as new analysis alleges Kurt Cobain was murdered

New forensic investigation on Kurt Cobain’s death challenges the original ‘s**cide’ ruling, and fans shared mixed reactions.

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Kurt Cobain's 'Nevermind' guitar up for sale

BEVERLY HILLS — The guitar played by late rock legend Kurt Cobain on the anthemic grunge track "Smells Like Teen Spirit" is going under the hammer next month. The 1966 Fender Mustang is among a treasure trove of instruments and musical memorabilia that also includes the logo-emblazoned drum that announced The Beatles to the United States when the Fab Four played "The Ed Sullivan Show" in 1964.