Kurt Cobain's Death Conspiracy

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Kurt Cobain Death Conspiracy

“I’d rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not.” This quote may or may not sound familiar, depending on if you’re a fan of Kurt Cobain. If you are a fan, then you should know that he’s dead. There are many different theories of how he died; suicide, murder, or a faked death. Based on evidence, a lot of detectives and Nirvana fans believe that this was indeed a murder. Based on even more evidence, a huge suspect for the murder is Kurt Cobain’s wife, Courtney Love, and hopefully this name sounds familiar to you. If not, keep it in mind, because it will appear later on.
Kurt Cobain was a big drug addict, but only because of his wife, Courtney Love. Cobain had wanted to become drug free, so he had

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