After almost 20 years after the famous Nirvana's front-man's death, some people dear to him still haven't moved on. Kurt Cobain allegedly committed suicide, though numerous conspiracy theories emerged that his wife, Courtney Love should be responsible for the singer's death.
Cobain took his own life at his Seattle home on April 8, 1994. He was only 27 at that time. He was living under the spotlight for several years and fans were heartbroken of his passing.
One of the people close to him, the Nirvana bassists, Krist Novoselic made a mind blowing statement saying that Kurt attempted suicide several times before his passing. As per NME, Kirst described Kurt as "out of his mind in heroin."
"He was out of his mind on heroin, I remember seeing him those last days and he was loaded. And so he wasn't thinking clearly when he did that committed suicide. And after Rome, he tried to kill himself in Rome, and he was really weird after that. Like, quiet and just kinda, he should've never done that, but he did it. You know, it's just like, it's terrible. People do it. I was heartbroken when it happened. It was terrible."
He then added:
"I wish Kurt woulda lived and then was like a monk somewhere, He woulda been a great monk. He coulda been a great painter. He coulda been a great sculptor. He was such a talented artist. He coulda done whatever he wanted to do. He didn't have to do what he did."
Numerous versions and theories have been emerging in regards to his death, but one documentary book stood out. "Alice in Chains: The Untold Story" which is another conspiracy documentary cited that Courtney Love's initial reaction towards her husband's death is quite different that the other documentary film "Montage of Heck."
As per COS, the book pointed out that Love was unconvinced that Cobain's death was not due to suicide. After her husband's death, Love wanted to see if Cobain's friend Layne, whom Kurt have been doing heroine has whereabouts that could help with the investigation.
