Soaked in Bleach
He's reaching out,
really, for the downtrodden
Of society, for the average
Joe on the street who wants
To look up to his lyrics
and his music and say,
"Hey, this man's talking my language. "
You guys don't like explaining anything
To do with your music...
There's nothing to be said,
It's all in the music, man.
It's all in the music.
If there was a John Lennon-type figure
For the so-called "Generation
X," it would be Cobain.
The body of Nirvana leader Kurt Cobain
Seattle on Friday morning,
Dead of an apparently
self-inflicted shotgun blast
To the head.
An electrician hired
to work on Cobain's home
Walked up to this room
above Cobain's garage
And made the shocking
discovery this morning.
A suicide note was found.
This is a puzzling case,
A very disturbing case.
It first got reported
that Kurt was missing
And Courtney Love hired
private investigator Tom Grant.
I had been involved in
Some red flags started
popping up immediately,
conversation I had with Courtney
During the entire period
that I worked for her.
My name is
It could be made to look like a suicide.
People that I had do this, I paid.
I've walked into cases that looked
Like they were suicides that
turned out to be homicides.
Cobain's wife, singer Courtney Love,
Was in England on
tour with her band Hole
When the body was discovered.
As it is, she has inherited an estate
Worth tens of millions of dollars.
That's motive.
Did Courtney Love kill Kurt Cobain?
Did she have a hand in
any kind of conspiracy?
These are favorite topics of fanatics.
There's nothing in
the medical examiner's
Report or coroner's reports
that could not have easily
Have been duplicated by a murderer.
It's entirely possible
that a police officer,
No matter how well-trained,
may not see or notice
A particular item of evidence.
Kurt Cobain was not barricaded
Inside the room.
He did not leave his
driver's license out.
No one would believe
that was a suicide note.
Kurt Cobain was
injected with three times
The lethal dose of heroin.
The media was getting this wrong.
Are you sure he's not in there?
I knocked for at least five minutes.
If he's there he would have answered.
Alright, I just don't wanna end up
On the wrong end of a shotgun.
Let's go.
Careful.
Kurt?
Kurt!
If we find it we're gonna have
To take it, right?
Yeah.
Which I can legally
It's in my name, so...
Not here, could it be under the bed?
Might be.
No. Alright, let's move this.
Alright, what is this?
This mean anything to ya?
Rohypnol, that's where they are.
What?
He kept saying someone stole 'em,
But they've been sitting there.
These are what he OD'ed on in Rome.
Well she didn't want us to take those.
Yeah.
Uh, wait a minute.
Would she be okay if you keep 'em?
Yeah.
Are they legal here?
Yeah, they're completely
legal, they're like...
What are they used for?
They're sold as a sedative for
Sleeping ailments, and sometimes
they're given to people...
And if we get pulled over, you're not
Gonna get arrested for havin' those?
No, they're fine.
Well it's obviously
not here, the shotgun.
No, and I dunno where it would be.
No.
Okay.
My name is Tom Grant.
I was hired by Courtney
Love to find her missing
Husband, Kurt Cobain, in April of 1994.
My father was a schoolteacher,
And this is a man I
never caught one time
In my entire life telling a lie.
He was the best role
model anybody can ask for.
By the time I became a
junior in high school,
I definitely wanted
to be a police officer.
Graduating from the L.A.
County Sheriff's Department
Was a very proud day
for me and for my family.
My first assignment
was a patrol division
At West Hollywood Sheriff Station.
When I quit the department,
I quit in very high standing.
From there I moved on, took the test
And obtained my own private
investigator's license.
I believe what makes me a good
P.I. is that I always apply
Logic and common sense
to everything that I do.
I've seen a lot of
suicides, a lot of murders,
And I don't try to
pre-determine anything.
And if I feel that my
client, that's coming to me
For help, is in the wrong based
on what they're telling me,
I'll let them know,
"This could be a pretty"
"Dangerous trip for you. "
Scratch the surface of most
P.I.s and you don't find a clean
Record, you find a lotta skeletons.
And then we met Tom Grant.
It turned out he had
an exemplary record.
He was respected, he
was a stand-up guy.
There was a consensus,
and that went a long way
To convincing us of his credibility.
The word conspiracy is
actually a legal term.
or more people plotting
Or planning to commit a crime.
Even committing shoplifting
with another person
Can actually be charged with conspiracy.
as a conspiracy theorist,
I take it as an insult because
I know what they mean by it.
Hiring me is not like
hiring an attorney.
It's not to protect you, it's
not to keep you outta jail.
My job as a private investigator
is to find the truth.
It's simply to find
the truth in the matter
That you're hiring me for.
On Easter Sunday, I was in my office
With a private investigator
who worked for me
Named Ben Klugman, and we were dealing
With a client when the phone rang.
Now who calls on Easter?
Would you excuse us for just a second?
The Grant Company, how may I help you?
And it was a woman's
voice on the other end,
Kind of a raspy, low voice.
Now if someone is unlawfully
using your credit cards,
Maybe the police are the
better people to call.
And then she said,
"My husband and I are"
"Kinda famous, and we need
to get this done right away. "
And your husband's name?
Are you kidding me?
No, no.
I was about 47 at the time; Ben Klugman,
My investigator, was 29.
He immediately knew who they were
And what had been going on, even in Rome
Just a few weeks earlier.
Because it was a holiday, of
course, there were very few,
If any, other private
investigators working, so she went
Through the Yellow Pages
and she found our ad
And I was probably one
of many that she called,
And I think she was probably surprised
What room number?
It's not very often that
a private investigator goes
Against his client, so I'm
When we were available to meet Courtney
At the Peninsula Hotel,
first thing she said,
And this is her words, they're not mine,
You leak this to the press,
I'll sue the f*** out of you.
Well, hello to you too.
How ya doin'?
Kurtis came from rehab
a couple days ago.
Seattle, but nobody's seen him
Since he got back.
When I first entered
the room, she was wearing
A negligee nightgown,
totally see-through.
She might as well have
had nothing on whatsoever.
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