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A drunk punk rocker claims he was offered $50K to kill Kurt Cobain and died on train tracks a week after saying it on camera.
Paranoid American and Uncle Sean break down the 1998 BBC documentary 'Kurt and Courtney,' directed by Nick Broomfield, which digs into the conspiracy surrounding Kurt Cobain's 1994 death and Courtney Love's possible role in it. From explosive interviews with El Duce, private investigator Tom Grant, Courtney's own father, and the family nannies, to the documentary's maddening missed opportunities, this review covers it all. With new forensics reports reigniting the homicide debate, there's never been a better time to revisit one of rock's most disturbing unsolved mysteries.
**Tags:** Kurt Cobain, Courtney Love, Kurt and Courtney documentary, Nirvana conspiracy, Kurt Cobain murder, El Duce, documentary review, Nick Broomfield
