(14) Courtney Love's connection with the Seattle Police

Courtney Love is one of America's most controversial celebrities. She is famous for her punk rock music, hard drug use and the many accusations of foul play that surround the alleged suicide of her late husband, Kurt Cobain. Most people do not know about Courtney Love's long and special relationship with Seattle law enforcement; a relationship that compromised the investigation into her husband's death, and perhaps ruined any chance of ever knowing what really happened to Kurt Cobain.

The SPD’s lead detective, Sgt. Don Cameron, Courtney’s friend, concurred. She told Tom Grant (That she hired to find Kurt) she got “brownie points” for tipping off his colleague, Narcotics Detective Antonio Terry, about Seattle dealers, some of them her own. In turn, Cameron provided her helpful professional advice. When she showed him Kurt’s Rome “divorce” letter, calling it suicidal, the detective advised her, according to Wallace and Halperin, “This will never do you any good. I’d get rid of this if I were you.”

Courtney Love talks about the fact that she had a drugdealer busted. Sgt. Terry from Narcotics (SPD) gave her professional advice in return. (It is therefore obivious that the Seattle Police Department doesn't want to reopen the Cobain case, because of their dark connection with Courtney Love, even when there is evidence of murder.)

Sgt.Terry would assist and advice Courtney what to do and what to say, if there would be a custody battle over Frances Bean Cobain, their daughter. Accourding to Courtney Love.

Courtney talks about the note from Rome she burned

A page about Sgt. Cameron's integrity from Love & Death, The Murder of Kurt Cobain

After Kurt's, Kristen's and El Duce's mysteriously died, another person connected to the Cobain case mysteriously died:

On June 4, an off-duty officer named Antonio Terry was shot and killed in the middle of the night while driving home from work in an unmarked car. What makes Terry's death unusual was the fact that he was the first police officer killed in the State of Washington since 1987.

Quentin Ervin, 36, and two other occupants of a car (who where later charged and arrested for the murder of Terry) were stopped on a minor traffic violation by officers who were patrolling Rainier Valley shortly after midnight. A routine check revealed Ervin had an officer-safety caution and was on active Department of Corrections supervision for murder in the first degree. There were warrants out for the two passengers of the car. During the stop, the officers found suspected crack-cocaine in the car. Terry, 36, was fatally shot after he stopped to help Ervin and Eric Smiley, whose vehicle had broken down on an Interstate 5 ramp. After he was shot, Terry was able to drive to the South Precinct, where he gave a description of the two suspects before he died.

Dr. Nikolas Hartshorne, was Courtney Love’s personal friend. Courtney had become good friends with Hartshorne when he had worked as a rock promoter years before.

Dr. Hartshorne was in the business of promoting punk rock groups and happened to book Nirvana at the Central Tavern in Seattle in 1988. Courtney talked a lot about her friend. According to Wallace and Halperin authors of "Who killed Kurt Cobain?", she called Dr. Hartshorne “my rock-and-roll medical examiner.” He, in turn, had described her as a “great girl” but assured them this did not represent a conflict of interest in his investigation. After a cursory investigation, Hartshorne told reporters that Cobain’s death was an “open-and-shut case of suicide.”

Hartshorne was seen in public with Courtney Love on several occasions up until his accidental death in 2002. Another mysterious death. Hartshorne died August 6, 2002 in a B.A.S.E jumping accident in Switzerland. He jumped off a cliff known as "The Nose". The canopy opened facing the cliff and Nik is turning it away when he landed on a ledge. At that point he had already turned the canopy 90 degrees away from the wall. The canopy collapsed and Nik fell backwards from the ledge. He impacted a second ledge with his head (this is the fatal injury) and the canopy re-inflated and flew into the wall a third time and hung there a moment. The canopy then dropped beneath him and he fell into it. He fell down the remaining part of the wall (several hundred feet) wrapped in the canopy and hitting the wall 6-8 more times.

It is really remarkable that so many people around Courtney died such mysterious deaths.

Certainly when it's all connected to Kurt Cobain...