Soaked in Bleach

I just watched this film late last night and was impressed with the quality. The facts compared to the things the public was told back in 1994 are quite different. My wife and I learned what we thought was the truth from MTV back then.

The film makers did a very nice job of presenting many facts that were hidden from the public. It is unfortunate that the Seattle police never did their job properly by investigating his death before declaring it a suicide.

I would recommend watching this to anyone that is even remotely interested.

Soaked In Bleach is a solid 10. Please ignore the very many 1* reviews from blatant supporters aka minions of Courtney Love, this is now their desperate and pathetic attempt to sabotage this release. The expert testimony was AWESOME, lead by Dr Cyril Wecht (world leading forensic pathologist) who proved that it was scientifically IMPOSSIBLE for Cobain to have shot himself. Furthermore, the explanation of the grip on the shotgun was new to me, and proved impossible for Kurt to have shot himself. These two facts are strong enough alone to convince the most uninformed. Anyone attempting to outwit these individuals are frankly morons. To top it off, Norm Stamper cemented it all. Soaked In Bleach covered all the bases, and i am confident people will be encouraged to read The Cobain Case manual and/or Love & Death for further details. Credit must be given to Statler and team for the great cinematography, and cleverly weaving the taped calls in to the dialogue. I look forward to seeing how this case unravels; here is hoping someone with the right conscience and power to step forward and set the ball rolling for an independent reinvestigation. It's the very small justice Kurt Cobain deserves.

Unlike most negative reviews that have been written before the film has even come about I watched this today. Overall I think it was put together very well and it revealed official tapes recorded by Tom I had never heard before and bizarre statements from Courtney. Film is gripping and certainly keeps you talking long after it's over with your friends and family

Ironically Courtney Love is suing many places showing it this weekend. If she has nothing to hide then why stop it.

I do recommend for you to see this film and share it with others and one day the case could be reopened and handled the correct way to seek the truth.

Everyone needs to see this film. It is perhaps the best, most honest documentary that I have ever seen. Extremely different from any film ever made on the subject (and I have seen them all). The filmmakers just lay out the undisputed facts, and these are facts that the public needs (and has a right to) know. The actual tape recorded conversations are used as a basis for the film. Nobody should make any decisions in regard to this matter without seeing this film first. Those of us who were around back then will never forget. Praying this film will serve as a catalyst for some measure of justice to finally be served. This has been covered up for 21 years too long. At an absolute minimum, by watching this film, the public will know the truth.

I recently completed my Masters thesis on the topic of Kurt Cobain's death. I was simply prepared to write mostly about how Cobain's death impacted the musical landscape. That was until I visited the website of Tom Grant cobaincase dot com. It had confirmed the lingering doubts I had for many years regarding the cause of Kurt's death.

Grant who was hired by Cobain's wife, Courtney Love days before Kurt died, had a front row perspective as to the happenings surrounding the time and cause of Kurt's passing. He has generously shared decades of his tireless work here in this film in order to dispel all the rumors, gossip and statements made by people with something to gain, or protect.

Grant (and film director, Benjamin Statler) are only interested in bringing to light the facts of this case. Anyone who takes the time to watch Soaked in Bleach will not be able to ignore the obvious conclusion that Kurt Cobain was murdered and now deserves justice.