The Lack of Blood in the Scene

At the scene where Kurt Cobain's body was found there was noticeably a lack of blood. By lack of blood I don't mean complete absence of blood. I mean there was less blood found than what would be expected. Some of the murder theorists think that Cobain was killed at a different location and his dead body was placed in the greenhouse where it was staged as suicide. They usually support this idea because of the lack of blood in the scene, the disheveled clothes of Cobain which some think look to be from dragging the body and the way his hair was spread out. 

In the Wikipedia article about Cobain's death under the conspiracy theories section of Richard Lee, the lack of blood in the scene is mentioned. It stated that the lack of blood in the scene is due to Cobain receiving a shotgun blast inside his mouth and not on his head. 

Chapter 8 of the book 'Who Killed Kurt Cobain?' by Ian Halperin and Max Wallace also made the same statement. I'll provide an image about it below.




The main point is Cobain had shot himself inside his mouth. This would result in sustaining internal injuries where the blood didn't flow out of the body. It's even possible that most of the blood from the injuries entered his internal organs such as the lungs and the stomach. A shotgun blast on the head or face would have resulted in sustaining external injuries where the blood would be flowing out of the body. I also think Cobain using birdshot type shotgun shells caused the lack of blood but that's my personal opinion.



-Indya

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