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Kurt Cobain died nearly 30 years ago — but one man has been following the case since, and published what he claims is the official autopsy report … unviewed publicly until now.
A private investigator named Tom Grant threw up this PDF on his Twitter account Wednesday — writing … “Download link for a free copy of the Kurt Cobain Autopsy Report at: http://cobaincase.com/Cobain Autopsy.pdf Copy/paste the entire link, including ‘Autopsy.pdf’ into your browser window). This is the first time this report has been made public.”
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From the looks of it … Tom has his own site that’s been chronicling his investigation into the death case — dating back to when Kurt took his own life in 1994 — and it seems TG’s come to his own conclusions about it all … but the bigger point is this document he’s published.
He claims it’s the real deal, although … he doesn’t explain how he obtained it. Kurt’s autopsy was never released back then — and it all had to with some Washington state laws that prevent the disclosure of that type of info. They do release these docs to family though.
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Anyway, you can take a look at the purported report yourself if you want … because, we’ll admit, if it is real — it most certainly is an interesting read, for Nirvana fans or otherwise.
We won’t get into the nitty-gritty of it all, because it’s quite graphic … but what we will say is that the alleged report purports to confirm what most everyone has known about his death for years — namely, that he tragically died by suicide, and that he used to a shotgun on himself.
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There’s also info in here about what medical professionals say was found to be in Kurt’s system at the time — and it looks like there was a mix of substances. We’ve attempted to verify the authenticity of this report … but King County officials wouldn’t comment, and again cited the Washington law.
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Kurt left behind his wife, Courtney Love, and his daughter Frances Bean. He was only 27.
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