THeres rumors that he killed himself which most peopple belive or theres a nother one saying that Courtney Love had someone kill him. What do you think?
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Wouldn't you kill yourself also if you were married to Courtney?
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It's sad.  I didn't even know that he died.  This is a man that has been an active force in the entertainment industry for decades.  He has left a legacy of great television programing that will live on for even more decades and there was virtually no press about his death.  But, every time I turn on my TV there's Britney Spears and that leech she married scuzzing up my day.
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i think it was probably a suicide. he was getting clean and thats always hard, and i suppose he had a pretty heated arguement with his girlfriend. I know we try to place blame on others when our favorite artists commit suicide (Elliott, Kurt) or die mysterious deaths (Jeff Buckley, Jimi Hendrix) but in reality these people are fragile and off-center to begin with, and fame adds a myriad of temptations and trouble. Thats what makes them great, sure, but we have to be reasonable. Nobody out there wanted to see Elliott dead except Elliott.
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He was not drunk and it was not you...Why did they let Meatloaf kill himself in front of millions of people like that. Boy I laughed!!! I don't know what that was that Meatloaf was doing. I was all over the floor...it was awful and then he tried to harmonize with Kat and it did not work at all. I used to love meatloaf. He should have just stayed where he was all this time because goodness gracious, what was that?? Celine, we're sorry!! Lawd....I don't know what was worse, him or Toni Braxton whinin' up on Taylor in her lingerie instead of singing.....wait..no Meatloaf won.......\nOh I just saw that someone said he had been ill. Okay. I apologise for everything I said. I can understand why he sounded like that. I hope he is doing better.
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because he was a vampire and didnt want to die from the sunlight, so he shot himself in the heart with a silver bullet?\n\nsorry its the best ive got
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im very sad. he was so passionate about his singing. he was so freaky too. hes a legend to me. im only 18 and his music has had an impact on me.!
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I think he died in a car wreck a couple years ago. I'm not sure about it but it seems to me that's what I heard.
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It was an accident...or foul play it was never determined.  They were doing a stunt with guns and they though they were unloaded, no bullets were ever added and the other actor pulled the trigger and instead of nothing (like what was supposed to happen) a bullet hit Brandon and he died.  I believe he was killed instantly.
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He helped revolutionize the music of our generation. I was/am still a big Nirvana fan-I have been ever since Bleach. He was the person who gave a voice to Generation X. He was an average person like you or your friends and had the same issues, but he could put it all into powerful words which made him extraordinary. His music was great, but wouldn't have been so good if he hadn't been so 'tortured' feeling. If he wouldn't have felt that way the music wouldn't have been so poignant, he wouldn't have committed suicide and would still be alive today. Anyone who commits suicide is just a coward! There's always another way. \n\nStill, almost 12 years later, I have my backpack with the RIP Kurt patch on it.
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You know Courtney Love did it. No doubt!!!
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Naaah - I think that when someone dies unexpectedly or by their own hand, and who's as famous as Kurt (or, say Elvis) there's so much mystery and rumour around their death that it just never ever goes away.  Besides the fact that Courtney's no shrinking violet.  I just don't see her being THAT messed up as to help something like that.  I believe she truly didn't know he was going to do it.
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closest they will ever be alive is in my stereo!  People who think Elvis is still alive need a new hobby and just accept he is dead.  I dont believe aliens took him or that he faked his own death.  Some people just have too much of an imagination.
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Suicide.  I'm getting tired of all of the conspiracies about rock stars death (Elvis, Jimi, Janis, etc...)
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In the book written by John L Anderson he claims that Che was killed by a  Cuban Ameican CIA trianed individual named Felix Rodriguez. That book is very well reearched so I am proned to believe the author's claim. Do I think his death was justified?  He was rather ruthless at times, but that is not for me to decide. I guess you can say that by living the revolutionary life, he had to know his end would not be pretty. I will say this, he did not die a coward.
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murdered\nCobain is legally recognized to have committed suicide. However, unanswered questions within the Seattle Police Department's report have led to a perception that Cobain may have been murdered.\nThe first to publicly object to the report of suicide was Seattle public access host Richard Lee. A week after Cobain's death, Lee aired the first episode of an ongoing documentary covering Cobain's death called Kurt Cobain Was Murdered. Making note of several discrepancies in the police reports, including several changes in the nature of the shotgun blast, Lee insisted that Cobain was murdered. Lee acquired a video that was shot on April 8th from the tree outside Cobain's garage and showed the scene around Cobain's body, and noted a remarkable absence of blood for what was reported as a point-blank shotgun blast to the head. Lee's TV series continues to run, but often focuses on general issues regarding the Seattle Police Department. Critics take issue with Lee's confrontational methods, which often place him at the center of his coverage.\nIn addition, Tom Grant, the private investigator employed by Love after Cobain's disappearance from rehab, adamantly believes that Cobain's death was a homicide. Grant was still under Love's employ when Cobain's body was found. Grant cites the official toxicology report, which claims that Cobain's heroin level was extraordinarily high at the time of his death ("a minimum injection of 225 mgs" [11]), as the key piece of evidence for murder. Grant argues that Cobain could not have injected himself, rolled down his sleeves, put his needle and spoon away, and still have been able to pull the trigger with such a dose. (Grant does not believe that Cobain was killed by the heroin dose, however. He suggests that it was used to incapacitate Cobain before the final shotgun blast was administered by the perpetrator.)\nGrant also believes that the apparent suicide note was actually a letter announcing his intent to leave Courtney Love, Seattle, and the music business. Grant and a number of handwriting experts point out that the final lines of the note that most sound like a suicide note are written in a style that is jarringly different from the rest of the letter. In addition, Grant suggests that if the shotgun that Cobain used was positioned to match the findings of the autopsy report, his arm would have been too short for him to reach the trigger. Cobain would have had to fire the weapon with his toe, yet he was found with both shoes still in place. Many, however, see Grant as an opportunist, noting that he sold "kits" about the alleged conspiracy via his website.\nFilmmaker Nick Broomfield decided to investigate the story for himself, and took a film crew to visit a number of people associated with Cobain and Love, including Love's father, Cobain's aunt, and one of the couple's former nannies. Most notably, Broomfield spoke to Mentors bandleader El Duce, who claimed that Courtney had offered him $50,000 to kill Cobain, and passed a polygraph administered by well-regarded polygraph expert Dr. Edward Gelb. Broomfield inadvertently captured El Duce's last interview, as he died days later under unusual circumstances. Broomfield titled the finished documentary Kurt & Courtney, and it was released in 1998. In the end, however, Broomfield felt he hadn't uncovered enough evidence to conclude the existence of a conspiracy.\nJournalists Ian Halperin and Max Wallace took a similar path and attempted to investigate the conspiracy for themselves. Their initial work, the 1999 book Who Killed Kurt Cobain? drew a similar conclusion to Broomfield's film: while there wasn't enough evidence to prove a conspiracy, there was more than enough to demand that the case be reopened. A notable element of the book included their discussions with Grant, who had taped nearly every conversation that he had undertaken while he was in
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Wakin_marman answered a few of my questions as well.  He isn't right in the head.\n\nI am sure that your friend once went to a school, you should have a specialist explain the situation with the death.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_Cobain#Suicide_dispute\n\nmaybe he is murdered...