On April 5, 1994, the world lost Kurt Cobain forever. These are the crime scene photos taken after the grunge star’s body was found, though many images of his death have never been released to the public.
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1 of 30Kurt Cobain’s former home in Seattle had a small greenhouse above the garage. That greenhouse is where his body was found. Seattle Police Department 2 of 30Cobain had escaped from the Exodus Recovery Center in California mere days before his body was discovered. The patient wristband was still on his wrist when he died.Seattle Police Department 3 of 30Cobain kept his drugs and paraphernalia in an old Tom Moore’s cigar box. The box was found near his dead body.Seattle Police Department 4 of 30Cobain’s cigarettes, sunglasses, wallet, and towels were also found near the body. Many believe that Cobain placed the towels there so clean-up would be a little easier after his death.Seattle Police Department 5 of 30A bed of soil in the greenhouse, with Cobain’s alleged suicide letter atop.Seattle Police Department 6 of 30The letter was addressed to “Boddah,” Cobain’s childhood imaginary friend. Seattle Police Department 7 of 30Cobain’s suicide note is steeped in controversy, as many believe the handwriting and thematic content in the first and second halves of the note don’t match up. Seattle Police Department 8 of 30Not everyone was convinced Cobain killed himself. Seattle Police Department 9 of 30Cobain’s former lawyer and a private investigator were both suspicious of the suicide letter. Seattle Police Department 10 of 30Detective Michael Ciesynski holds the six-pound Remington 20-gauge shotgun Cobain allegedly used to kill himself. Seattle Police Department 11 of 30Some have argued that a person with a high concentration of heroin in their system would’ve never been able to kill themselves with a six-pound Remington 20-gauge and its long barrel. Seattle Police Department 12 of 30Cobain was wearing his Converse One Stars when he died. The box of shotgun shells was found at the scene. Seattle Police Department 13 of 30Cobain’s wallet was left on the floor and opened to his driver’s license. Heavier Than Heaven author Charles R. Cross believes he did this intentionally to help those who found him to identify his body.Seattle Police Department 14 of 30The suicide note was written in red ink and left pierced into a flower bed with the pen used to write it. Seattle Police Department 15 of 30The note contains several deeply sad sentiments regarding Cobain’s inability to appreciate his accomplishments.Seattle Police Department 16 of 30The last line of Kurt Cobain’s suicide note reads: “I don’t have the passion anymore, and so remember, it’s better to burn out than to fade away.“Seattle Police Department 17 of 30None of the publicly released photos show Kurt Cobain’s full body. Many are curious why this is the case.Seattle Police Department 18 of 30Cobain’s sunglasses, never to be worn again.Seattle Police Department 19 of 30The Tom Moore cigar box that contained Kurt Cobain’s personal stash of drugs and paraphernalia.Seattle Police Department 20 of 30Cobain supposedly propped this stool against the doors of the greenhouse from inside.Seattle Police Department 21 of 30The entrance to the greenhouse patio.Seattle Police Department 22 of 30As soon as word got out on the radio, press and fans headed to Cobain’s house to see if it was true. Tragically, it was.Seattle Police Department 23 of 30The entrance to the greenhouse, blocked off to deter the press from publishing photos during the open investigation.Seattle Police Department 24 of 30Several detectives investigated the property after Cobain’s body was discovered.Seattle Police Department 25 of 30Though the police eventually blocked out the entrance, one photo was taken (of Cobain on the floor) before they did.Seattle Police Department 26 of 30Cobain grew up near the lush landscapes of Seattle that surrounded his former home.Seattle Police Department 27 of 30Unfortunately, nobody found Cobain barricaded in the greenhouse until it was too late.Seattle Police Department 28 of 30Kurt Cobain’s former house is an unofficial memorial spot to this day. Seattle Police Department 29 of 30The fog of Seattle, gloomily covering Cobain’s former home with solemnity. Seattle Police Department 30 of 30Like this gallery?Share it:
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Kurt Cobain’s meteoric celebrity certainly did “burn out.” In the early 1990s, Cobain was everywhere — from T-shirts to magazine covers to the top of the Billboard charts. The Nirvana frontman was on fire.
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1 of 30Kurt Cobain’s former home in Seattle had a small greenhouse above the garage. That greenhouse is where his body was found. Seattle Police Department 2 of 30Cobain had escaped from the Exodus Recovery Center in California mere days before his body was discovered. The patient wristband was still on his wrist when he died.Seattle Police Department 3 of 30Cobain kept his drugs and paraphernalia in an old Tom Moore’s cigar box. The box was found near his dead body.Seattle Police Department 4 of 30Cobain’s cigarettes, sunglasses, wallet, and towels were also found near the body. Many believe that Cobain placed the towels there so clean-up would be a little easier after his death.Seattle Police Department 5 of 30A bed of soil in the greenhouse, with Cobain’s alleged suicide letter atop.Seattle Police Department 6 of 30The letter was addressed to “Boddah,” Cobain’s childhood imaginary friend. Seattle Police Department 7 of 30Cobain’s suicide note is steeped in controversy, as many believe the handwriting and thematic content in the first and second halves of the note don’t match up. Seattle Police Department 8 of 30Not everyone was convinced Cobain killed himself. Seattle Police Department 9 of 30Cobain’s former lawyer and a private investigator were both suspicious of the suicide letter. Seattle Police Department 10 of 30Detective Michael Ciesynski holds the six-pound Remington 20-gauge shotgun Cobain allegedly used to kill himself. Seattle Police Department 11 of 30Some have argued that a person with a high concentration of heroin in their system would’ve never been able to kill themselves with a six-pound Remington 20-gauge and its long barrel. Seattle Police Department 12 of 30Cobain was wearing his Converse One Stars when he died. The box of shotgun shells was found at the scene. Seattle Police Department 13 of 30Cobain’s wallet was left on the floor and opened to his driver’s license. Heavier Than Heaven author Charles R. Cross believes he did this intentionally to help those who found him to identify his body.Seattle Police Department 14 of 30The suicide note was written in red ink and left pierced into a flower bed with the pen used to write it. Seattle Police Department 15 of 30The note contains several deeply sad sentiments regarding Cobain’s inability to appreciate his accomplishments.Seattle Police Department 16 of 30The last line of Kurt Cobain’s suicide note reads: “I don’t have the passion anymore, and so remember, it’s better to burn out than to fade away.“Seattle Police Department 17 of 30None of the publicly released photos show Kurt Cobain’s full body. Many are curious why this is the case.Seattle Police Department 18 of 30Cobain’s sunglasses, never to be worn again.Seattle Police Department 19 of 30The Tom Moore cigar box that contained Kurt Cobain’s personal stash of drugs and paraphernalia.Seattle Police Department 20 of 30Cobain supposedly propped this stool against the doors of the greenhouse from inside.Seattle Police Department 21 of 30The entrance to the greenhouse patio.Seattle Police Department 22 of 30As soon as word got out on the radio, press and fans headed to Cobain’s house to see if it was true. Tragically, it was.Seattle Police Department 23 of 30The entrance to the greenhouse, blocked off to deter the press from publishing photos during the open investigation.Seattle Police Department 24 of 30Several detectives investigated the property after Cobain’s body was discovered.Seattle Police Department 25 of 30Though the police eventually blocked out the entrance, one photo was taken (of Cobain on the floor) before they did.Seattle Police Department 26 of 30Cobain grew up near the lush landscapes of Seattle that surrounded his former home.Seattle Police Department 27 of 30Unfortunately, nobody found Cobain barricaded in the greenhouse until it was too late.Seattle Police Department 28 of 30Kurt Cobain’s former house is an unofficial memorial spot to this day. Seattle Police Department 29 of 30The fog of Seattle, gloomily covering Cobain’s former home with solemnity. Seattle Police Department 30 of 30Like this gallery?Share it:
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1 of 30Kurt Cobain’s former home in Seattle had a small greenhouse above the garage. That greenhouse is where his body was found. Seattle Police Department 2 of 30Cobain had escaped from the Exodus Recovery Center in California mere days before his body was discovered. The patient wristband was still on his wrist when he died.Seattle Police Department 3 of 30Cobain kept his drugs and paraphernalia in an old Tom Moore’s cigar box. The box was found near his dead body.Seattle Police Department 4 of 30Cobain’s cigarettes, sunglasses, wallet, and towels were also found near the body. Many believe that Cobain placed the towels there so clean-up would be a little easier after his death.Seattle Police Department 5 of 30A bed of soil in the greenhouse, with Cobain’s alleged suicide letter atop.Seattle Police Department 6 of 30The letter was addressed to “Boddah,” Cobain’s childhood imaginary friend. Seattle Police Department 7 of 30Cobain’s suicide note is steeped in controversy, as many believe the handwriting and thematic content in the first and second halves of the note don’t match up. Seattle Police Department 8 of 30Not everyone was convinced Cobain killed himself. Seattle Police Department 9 of 30Cobain’s former lawyer and a private investigator were both suspicious of the suicide letter. Seattle Police Department 10 of 30Detective Michael Ciesynski holds the six-pound Remington 20-gauge shotgun Cobain allegedly used to kill himself. Seattle Police Department 11 of 30Some have argued that a person with a high concentration of heroin in their system would’ve never been able to kill themselves with a six-pound Remington 20-gauge and its long barrel. Seattle Police Department 12 of 30Cobain was wearing his Converse One Stars when he died. The box of shotgun shells was found at the scene. Seattle Police Department 13 of 30Cobain’s wallet was left on the floor and opened to his driver’s license. Heavier Than Heaven author Charles R. Cross believes he did this intentionally to help those who found him to identify his body.Seattle Police Department 14 of 30The suicide note was written in red ink and left pierced into a flower bed with the pen used to write it. Seattle Police Department 15 of 30The note contains several deeply sad sentiments regarding Cobain’s inability to appreciate his accomplishments.Seattle Police Department 16 of 30The last line of Kurt Cobain’s suicide note reads: “I don’t have the passion anymore, and so remember, it’s better to burn out than to fade away.“Seattle Police Department 17 of 30None of the publicly released photos show Kurt Cobain’s full body. Many are curious why this is the case.Seattle Police Department 18 of 30Cobain’s sunglasses, never to be worn again.Seattle Police Department 19 of 30The Tom Moore cigar box that contained Kurt Cobain’s personal stash of drugs and paraphernalia.Seattle Police Department 20 of 30Cobain supposedly propped this stool against the doors of the greenhouse from inside.Seattle Police Department 21 of 30The entrance to the greenhouse patio.Seattle Police Department 22 of 30As soon as word got out on the radio, press and fans headed to Cobain’s house to see if it was true. Tragically, it was.Seattle Police Department 23 of 30The entrance to the greenhouse, blocked off to deter the press from publishing photos during the open investigation.Seattle Police Department 24 of 30Several detectives investigated the property after Cobain’s body was discovered.Seattle Police Department 25 of 30Though the police eventually blocked out the entrance, one photo was taken (of Cobain on the floor) before they did.Seattle Police Department 26 of 30Cobain grew up near the lush landscapes of Seattle that surrounded his former home.Seattle Police Department 27 of 30Unfortunately, nobody found Cobain barricaded in the greenhouse until it was too late.Seattle Police Department 28 of 30Kurt Cobain’s former house is an unofficial memorial spot to this day. Seattle Police Department 29 of 30The fog of Seattle, gloomily covering Cobain’s former home with solemnity. Seattle Police Department 30 of 30Like this gallery?Share it:
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1 of 30Kurt Cobain’s former home in Seattle had a small greenhouse above the garage. That greenhouse is where his body was found. Seattle Police Department 2 of 30Cobain had escaped from the Exodus Recovery Center in California mere days before his body was discovered. The patient wristband was still on his wrist when he died.Seattle Police Department 3 of 30Cobain kept his drugs and paraphernalia in an old Tom Moore’s cigar box. The box was found near his dead body.Seattle Police Department 4 of 30Cobain’s cigarettes, sunglasses, wallet, and towels were also found near the body. Many believe that Cobain placed the towels there so clean-up would be a little easier after his death.Seattle Police Department 5 of 30A bed of soil in the greenhouse, with Cobain’s alleged suicide letter atop.Seattle Police Department 6 of 30The letter was addressed to “Boddah,” Cobain’s childhood imaginary friend. Seattle Police Department 7 of 30Cobain’s suicide note is steeped in controversy, as many believe the handwriting and thematic content in the first and second halves of the note don’t match up. Seattle Police Department 8 of 30Not everyone was convinced Cobain killed himself. Seattle Police Department 9 of 30Cobain’s former lawyer and a private investigator were both suspicious of the suicide letter. Seattle Police Department 10 of 30Detective Michael Ciesynski holds the six-pound Remington 20-gauge shotgun Cobain allegedly used to kill himself. Seattle Police Department 11 of 30Some have argued that a person with a high concentration of heroin in their system would’ve never been able to kill themselves with a six-pound Remington 20-gauge and its long barrel. Seattle Police Department 12 of 30Cobain was wearing his Converse One Stars when he died. The box of shotgun shells was found at the scene. Seattle Police Department 13 of 30Cobain’s wallet was left on the floor and opened to his driver’s license. Heavier Than Heaven author Charles R. Cross believes he did this intentionally to help those who found him to identify his body.Seattle Police Department 14 of 30The suicide note was written in red ink and left pierced into a flower bed with the pen used to write it. Seattle Police Department 15 of 30The note contains several deeply sad sentiments regarding Cobain’s inability to appreciate his accomplishments.Seattle Police Department 16 of 30The last line of Kurt Cobain’s suicide note reads: “I don’t have the passion anymore, and so remember, it’s better to burn out than to fade away.“Seattle Police Department 17 of 30None of the publicly released photos show Kurt Cobain’s full body. Many are curious why this is the case.Seattle Police Department 18 of 30Cobain’s sunglasses, never to be worn again.Seattle Police Department 19 of 30The Tom Moore cigar box that contained Kurt Cobain’s personal stash of drugs and paraphernalia.Seattle Police Department 20 of 30Cobain supposedly propped this stool against the doors of the greenhouse from inside.Seattle Police Department 21 of 30The entrance to the greenhouse patio.Seattle Police Department 22 of 30As soon as word got out on the radio, press and fans headed to Cobain’s house to see if it was true. Tragically, it was.Seattle Police Department 23 of 30The entrance to the greenhouse, blocked off to deter the press from publishing photos during the open investigation.Seattle Police Department 24 of 30Several detectives investigated the property after Cobain’s body was discovered.Seattle Police Department 25 of 30Though the police eventually blocked out the entrance, one photo was taken (of Cobain on the floor) before they did.Seattle Police Department 26 of 30Cobain grew up near the lush landscapes of Seattle that surrounded his former home.Seattle Police Department 27 of 30Unfortunately, nobody found Cobain barricaded in the greenhouse until it was too late.Seattle Police Department 28 of 30Kurt Cobain’s former house is an unofficial memorial spot to this day. Seattle Police Department 29 of 30The fog of Seattle, gloomily covering Cobain’s former home with solemnity. Seattle Police Department 30 of 30Like this gallery?Share it:
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1 of 30Kurt Cobain’s former home in Seattle had a small greenhouse above the garage. That greenhouse is where his body was found. Seattle Police Department
2 of 30Cobain had escaped from the Exodus Recovery Center in California mere days before his body was discovered. The patient wristband was still on his wrist when he died.Seattle Police Department
3 of 30Cobain kept his drugs and paraphernalia in an old Tom Moore’s cigar box. The box was found near his dead body.Seattle Police Department
4 of 30Cobain’s cigarettes, sunglasses, wallet, and towels were also found near the body. Many believe that Cobain placed the towels there so clean-up would be a little easier after his death.Seattle Police Department
5 of 30A bed of soil in the greenhouse, with Cobain’s alleged suicide letter atop.Seattle Police Department
6 of 30The letter was addressed to “Boddah,” Cobain’s childhood imaginary friend. Seattle Police Department
7 of 30Cobain’s suicide note is steeped in controversy, as many believe the handwriting and thematic content in the first and second halves of the note don’t match up. Seattle Police Department
8 of 30Not everyone was convinced Cobain killed himself. Seattle Police Department
9 of 30Cobain’s former lawyer and a private investigator were both suspicious of the suicide letter. Seattle Police Department
10 of 30Detective Michael Ciesynski holds the six-pound Remington 20-gauge shotgun Cobain allegedly used to kill himself. Seattle Police Department
11 of 30Some have argued that a person with a high concentration of heroin in their system would’ve never been able to kill themselves with a six-pound Remington 20-gauge and its long barrel. Seattle Police Department
12 of 30Cobain was wearing his Converse One Stars when he died. The box of shotgun shells was found at the scene. Seattle Police Department
13 of 30Cobain’s wallet was left on the floor and opened to his driver’s license. Heavier Than Heaven author Charles R. Cross believes he did this intentionally to help those who found him to identify his body.Seattle Police Department
14 of 30The suicide note was written in red ink and left pierced into a flower bed with the pen used to write it. Seattle Police Department
15 of 30The note contains several deeply sad sentiments regarding Cobain’s inability to appreciate his accomplishments.Seattle Police Department
16 of 30The last line of Kurt Cobain’s suicide note reads: “I don’t have the passion anymore, and so remember, it’s better to burn out than to fade away.“Seattle Police Department
17 of 30None of the publicly released photos show Kurt Cobain’s full body. Many are curious why this is the case.Seattle Police Department
18 of 30Cobain’s sunglasses, never to be worn again.Seattle Police Department
19 of 30The Tom Moore cigar box that contained Kurt Cobain’s personal stash of drugs and paraphernalia.Seattle Police Department
20 of 30Cobain supposedly propped this stool against the doors of the greenhouse from inside.Seattle Police Department
21 of 30The entrance to the greenhouse patio.Seattle Police Department
22 of 30As soon as word got out on the radio, press and fans headed to Cobain’s house to see if it was true. Tragically, it was.Seattle Police Department
23 of 30The entrance to the greenhouse, blocked off to deter the press from publishing photos during the open investigation.Seattle Police Department
24 of 30Several detectives investigated the property after Cobain’s body was discovered.Seattle Police Department
25 of 30Though the police eventually blocked out the entrance, one photo was taken (of Cobain on the floor) before they did.Seattle Police Department
26 of 30Cobain grew up near the lush landscapes of Seattle that surrounded his former home.Seattle Police Department
27 of 30Unfortunately, nobody found Cobain barricaded in the greenhouse until it was too late.Seattle Police Department
28 of 30Kurt Cobain’s former house is an unofficial memorial spot to this day. Seattle Police Department
29 of 30The fog of Seattle, gloomily covering Cobain’s former home with solemnity. Seattle Police Department
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But the flame was extinguished when his body was discovered in his Seattle home by an electrician on April 8, 1994. Dead from an apparent suicide by a gunshot to the head, the grunge icon was gone at age 27. Nirvana was over.
Frank Micelotta/Getty ImagesKurt Cobain at the taping of MTV Unplugged, in New York. Nov. 18, 1993.
More than 25 years later, the world still hasn’t moved on — especially since Kurt Cobain’s suicide photos were released.
The Tragedy Of Kurt Cobain’s Suicide
According to Rolling Stone, Cobain had only spent a couple of days in a California rehab center before he scaled the facility’s six-foot brick wall and made his way home to Seattle.
By the time his wife Courtney Love could cancel his credit cards, Cobain was already back in Washington. Some reported seeing him walking around, hanging out in a park, and spending the night at his old home in Carnation. His mother, Wendy O’Connor, issued a missing person’s report.
THERESE FRARE/AFP/GettyImagesA police officer stands guard outside of the greenhouse where Cobain’s body was found.
Investigators, friends, and relatives all combed the town and even searched his Seattle home three times. But nobody thought to look in his greenhouse.
On April 8, 1994, an electrician did.
Kurt Cobain was dead on the floor with a shotgun across his chest, fresh injections in both of his arms, and a cigar box full of drugs beside him. According to a medical examiner’s report, he had been lying there for two and a half days — and he was identifiable only by his fingerprints.
A high concentration of heroin was found in Cobain’s bloodstream, along with traces of Valium. A controversial suicide note was left behind.
In 2014, nearly 20 years after Kurt Cobain’s death, the Seattle Police Department released never-before-seen photos of the grisly crime scene.
Publicized Photos Of Kurt Cobain’s Suicide And The Subsequent Crime Scene
A local news report on the discovery of Kurt Cobain’s body on April 8, 1994.
According to CBS News, Kurt Cobain’s suicide photos were taken by responding officers from the Seattle Police Department inside the greenhouse, shortly after he was discovered on April 8, 1994.
A local news report on the discovery of Kurt Cobain’s body on April 8, 1994.
None of the photos show Cobain’s face or his body in full. The Seattle Police Department announced that it developed the photos in 2014 as part of the procedure in re-examining his cause of death, which has been ruled a suicide since 1994.
In 2016, additional photos were released of the shotgun Cobain allegedly used to kill himself. These photographs eerily transport one to the darkest day of a young star’s life.
“I was working with [an investigator],” said Cobain’s friend Dylan Carlson, most likely referring to private investigator Tom Grant, whom Courtney Love had hired to find Cobain. “And the day we were going to Carnation to look for him, we found out he was dead.”
Seattle Police DepartmentHe was still wearing a patient wristband from the rehab facility he had escaped from a few days earlier when he died.
News of Cobain’s death was first reported on Seattle’s KXRX-FM radio station. A co-worker of the electrician who found his body called into the station and said he had the “scoop of the century,” and that “you’re going to owe me a lot of concert tickets for this one.”
Courtney Love, meanwhile, was seemingly in complete shock. She wore her husband’s jeans and socks and carried a lock of his hair with her. Craig Montgomery, who managed her band Hole, was confident she’d be alright.
“She’s a strong enough person that she can take it,” he said. “It was hard to imagine Kurt growing old and contented. For years, I’ve had dreams about it ending like this. The thing that weirds me out is how alone and shut out he felt. It was him that shut out a lot of his friends.”
The Unreleased Kurt Cobain Crime Scene Photos
According to Yahoo, there are other photos that have yet to be released — including images of Kurt Cobain’s full body.
For some journalists like Richard Lee, these images are of public interest and vital to assess whether or not the singer actually committed suicide or was murdered. Lee was described in court documents as “a conspiracy theorist who believes that Mr. Cobain was murdered.” However, he’s far from the only person who thinks that.
He’s researched the apparent suicide for years and even hosted a show called Now See It Person to Person: Kurt Cobain Was Murdered.
Lee sued the city of Seattle and its police department in 2014 to reinvestigate the case, citing Washington State’s Public Records Act, but the courts decided the mysterious photos weren’t enough to warrant a new investigation.
Seattle Police DepartmentKurt Cobain had his cigar box stash of heroin, sunglasses, and other personal belongings with him when he died.
A lower court said releasing these photos would violate both Courtney Love and Frances Bean Cobain’s privacy. Love was worried about the potential release as early as 1995 when, according to the police, she called and asked if the photos could be destroyed to prevent any mistaken release.
Love claimed:
Frances Bean Cobain filed a similar declaration, citing mental and emotional distress as the primary reason not to release these photos:
Fortunately, Frances Bean Cobain seems to have built a quiet, healthy life for herself in recent years. Her face is eerily reminiscent of her father’s.
As for Courtney Love, it seems she can rest easy knowing that the courts are on her side. They see that she’s certainly suffered enough.
After seeing these heartwrenching photos of Kurt Cobain’s suicide, learn about the tragic story of Evelyn McHale and “the most beautiful suicide.” Then, take a look at history’s most famous suicides.
