Nearly 30 years after the death of iconic Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain, a private investigator named Tom Grant released a report Thursday that claims to be Cobain's official autopsy report.

Grant, who is said to have carefully investigated the circumstances surrounding Cobain's death since 1994, said: document on his website and Twitter account.The release of this reportIf authentic, it would be the first time such details have been made public. according to To TMZ. Cobain's autopsy remained private due to Washington state law that limits the release of such sensitive information, which is normally only accessible to family members.

Grant's website details the extensive investigation into Cobain's death, which was ruled a suicide in 1994. The musician died at the age of 27, leaving behind his wife Courtney Love and his daughter Frances Bean.

Here is the download link for your free copy of Kurt Cobain's autopsy report: https://t.co/qnKy9k0C2k Autopsy.pdf Copy and paste the entire link, including “Autopsy.pdf”, into your browser window. This is the first time this report has been made public.

— Tom Grant (@tomgrantpi) January 24, 2024

Grant claims the alleged report appears to confirm a long-held belief about Cobain's death: that he died by suicide using a shotgun. It is also said to include details of the substances found in Cobain's body at the time of his death. (Related: Nirvana releases 30th anniversary album with unreleased songs)

Efforts to verify the document's authenticity were met with silence, TMZ reported, with King County officials citing Washington state privacy laws regarding such matters. If the report is proven genuine, it would provide a new perspective on the death of a music legend whose influence continues to resonate with fans around the world.

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