Tom Grant is one who strongly disagrees with the police (Halperin 109). Tom is a private investigator who previously worked for the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. Courtney Love, Kurt’s wife, hired Tom because she said she hadn’t heard form him since he left rehab in Marina Del Rey, California (Halperin 110). Not completely true, Courtney had a conversation with Michael Dewitt, the male nanny, and he told Courtn

So far there is no real conclusive evidence that Kurt’s death was murder. It is more the opinion of his fans, which is why the case has not been re-opened by the police. Grant still has one very strong point, the amount of heroin that was in Kurt’s system. Kurt had 1.52 mgs per liter of blood, of heroin in his system (Halperin 113). This means that Kurt injected 225 mgs of heroin that night, three times a lethal dose, even for a junkie. This means that Kurt was so strung out on heroin that he wouldn’t have even been able to lift a gun (Halperin 113). With the amount of heroin he took, he automatically would have become incapacitated. He could not have picked up a shotgun, and definitely would not have been able to pull the trigger (Halperin 113).

Another interesting fact that Grant notes is the suicide note is inaccurate. Kurt doesn’t mention killing himself until the last 4 lines of the note, and experts believe that portion doesn’t match Kurt’s writing. It does not even resemble the writing of the rest of the note. Many say the beginning of the letter is a note to his fans telling them he was leaving nirvana and quitting music. The note said, “I haven’t felt the

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