Kurt Cobain left a drug rehabilitation center in Marina Del Ray, California on April 1, 1994 and was soon reported missing. As you probably know, Cobain's body was found in Seattle one week later.

My name is Tom Grant. I'm a California State licensed private investigator and former detective with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. On April 3, 1994, I was hired by Courtney Love, who was in Los Angeles at the time, to locate her husband, Kurt Cobain.

Ms. Love stayed in Los Angeles while I flew to Seattle to search for Cobain with his best friend Dylan Carlson. In fact, Carlson and I had been in the Cobain residence the night before Kurt's body was discovered in the room above the garage.

The police immediately concluded "suicide." I wasn't so sure. Neither was Rosemary Carroll, Courtney Love's own entertainment attorney. Ms. Carroll was also a close friend to both Courtney and Kurt.

We both knew something was wrong here--terribly wrong.

The events surrounding the death of Kurt Cobain are filled with lies, contradictions in logic, and countless inconsistencies.

The Cobain Investigation Case Study Manual contains an abundant amount of evidence, including documents, photographs, police reports and media releases which indicate Kurt Cobain did not commit suicide, but was in fact, murdered.