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Kurt Cobain Death

On April 8 1994 at 8.40 AM, an electrician who came to check the electrical network from a luxury villa in Seattle found the lifeless body of Kurt Cobain. A bullet in the head appears to have killed him. Near the body was found a box of drugs, burnt spoons and also syringes. A rifle was found on his chest along with a “goodbye note” in the room. Is this a clear case of suicide? According to local law enforcement it was. However, for conspiracy theory advocates they were hard to be satisfied with the superficial investigations of the Seattle Police and the frenzy that ensured with the media announcing the premature death of Cobain.

At 27, singer and composer of the band Nirvana, Cobain was not just a rock star acclaimed at international level. He was also the idol of many representatives of “Generation X”. Fans do not see him like any other star; for them he was a leader and hero. The funerals turned Seattle into a transit city and similar suicides were recorded all over the world. Cobain died when he was on top of success. His music was heard and excited millions of people worldwide. This incredible success brought him the unwanted status of being the spokesman for a whole generation and the grunge rock movement. READ MORE

Marilyn Monroe Death

On May 19th 1962, President John F. Kennedy celebrated his birthday in public, at the famous Madison Square Garden in New York. At the party full of celebrities, more than 15,000 people had seen her singing Happy Birthday to JFK with a sensual voice that has since entered into the pop culture legend.

Just a few months later on August 4th 1962, the 36 year young girl born Norma Jean Mortenson, was dead, naked between silk sheets. On the toilet table was an empty tube of strong sedatives. Marilyn Monroe was a true Hollywood legend and probably the first sex symbol of the world, but in the shadow of her legend stands a tragic story of a tormented soul. She was addicted to alcohol, which she used to heal suffering because of the famous, powerful men in her life. All of this had pointed to evidence that the super-star had committed suicide. READ MORE

When you are one of the most famous musicians of the world and your name is known by anyone who has ever listened to pop music, you can not be too surprised to hear strange rumors about yourself, this is part of modern celebrities’ avatars.

Towards the end of the 1960s, the media and therefore, everyone and everywhere the Beatles were loved, a rumor spread: Paul McCartney (Paul McCartney conspiracy) was actually dead, while an impostor, named William Campbell, had his place.

The Paul McCartney conspiracy was disclosed to the public by a DJ in Detroit, Russ Gib. He advised listeners to look for clues in the group’s music, even if this supposed to listen to music backwards. Such a “hint” can be found on verse number nine of the song Revolution 9 on the White Album, which, as it seems, become turn me on, dead man when is listened on the reverse. READ MORE