*The weapon.
Why was the empty single shell found on the left side of Kurt Cobain's body? The ejection chamber is on the right side of the gun that was used.
Why could no fingerprints be retrieved from the shotgun? Was the shotgun wiped or were just basic other factors involved?

*Courtney Love
Why are all recorded conversations of Courtney discussing how Kurt's death would increase Nirvana sales?
Courtney and Kurt were on the verge of divorce, but his death would make her prosper a lot more financially.
Courtney also had her own band and discussed his death as a way to raise her record sales as well.
Courtney said Kurt left a note for her saying he was leaving the music business, leaving Courtney, and leaving his home. She claimed it was under her pillow.
An investigator searched the house the day after Kurt's body was found(including 'under the pillows' ) and no such note was found.
Courtney claimed Kurt left a second note. She admitted having it... eight month's after Kurt's body was found. Why the wait?
Why did the note seem ' phony ' to dectectives? Especially since in the last four lines, the handwriting seemed to be someone elses.

*The drugs.
Many think Kurt just did a regular amount of drugs, was high and depressed, causing him to shoot himself.
What they may not know is he had traces of heroine... not a normal dose. Not a dose big enough to only kill him once, but three times.
Why shoot himself instead of just letting the huge amount of drugs take his life?
He loved his daughter more than anything. Why would he shoot himself in the head with a shotgun and let his daughter find him like that? Quite a horrific image for her.
With three times the fatal dose of heroine in his system, would he have even been able to pick up a shotgun? Wouldn't he already be dead from the massive dose of drugs?
Medical research shows that he, in fact, would be immediately dead and wouldn't be able to pick up the shotgun, let alone pull the trigger.

*The False Report
Why did police say that Kurt was barricaded in the room when all there was to lock the doors was a simple push and turn lock?
We were told that a stool wedged the door closed. Why was it found on the other side of the room near two unlocked doors leading to the balcany?
Why was the case closed in under a month when the shotgun wasn't even tested for fingerprints yet(which took a month for some reason)?
Courtney offered a man nicknamed El Duce fifty-thousand dollars to shoot Kurt Cobain in the head with a shotgun. He refused and told BBC what she did... his confession appeared public.
Eight days later he was found dead, run over by a train... Coincidence?
The case was so quickly labeled as a suicide with little evidence supporting it. Much more evidence supports a murder.