First time Lifetime showed the Kurt Cobain segment?

[TJ]

Was that the first time they showed it? I thought I read somewhere they had not aired it as well as the Tupac segment.

What did you think about it? It raised some interesting facts. Murder or Suicide?

[mystical chicken wing]

Originally posted by TJ:
Was that the first time they showed it? I thought I read somewhere they had not aired it as well as the Tupac segment.

What did you think about it? It raised some interesting facts. Murder or Suicide?

If you are in any way.. a fan of this man, you will know, that unless, he wrote the suicide note, and then was murdered, there is no way on earth that those words, could have ever been written by another human being. That note was kurt's heart and soul. I know his poetry, and words, and there is no other. He is dead, he killed himself, he was a sad, sad, man, and a heroin addict. Let him rest in peace.

[Immortal Beloved]

Originally posted by TJ:
Was that the first time they showed it? I thought I read somewhere they had not aired it as well as the Tupac segment.

What did you think about it? It raised some interesting facts. Murder or Suicide?



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[Immortal Beloved]

Originally posted by TJ:
Was that the first time they showed it? I thought I read somewhere they had not aired it as well as the Tupac segment.

What did you think about it? It raised some interesting facts. Murder or Suicide?

speaking of tupac...when did they show it?


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Freedom for All - Ludwig Van Beethoven

[TJ]

I'm not a fan, I just thought it was interesting how they had a hand-writing specialist analyze it and they thought the last few lines were not written by him and they thought the note was a 'goodbye' note from his music career and not a suicide note. Regardless if you think it was a suicide or murder, I thought they raised interesting facts on both sides of the case.

The Tupac segment has not aired on Lifetime as far as I know..

[Immortal Beloved]

Originally posted by TJ:
The Tupac segment has not aired on Lifetime as far as I know..

thanks for telling me.

[unsolvedfan19]

Ya I think they first showed this in 1997. This is another segment Lifetime hasn't shown. I dont know why Lifetime doesn't air some episodes. Maybe in the future

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[Kane]

To the best of my knowledge, it WAS the first time the Kurt Cobain segment was shown on Unsolved Mysteries. Here's a list of other segments that (as far as I can tell) were never shown on Lifetime:

1) The murder of Tupac Shakur.
2) A 1989 segment in which two kids were abducted and later photographed.
3) The 1987 murder of a Texas gunsmith (the segment aired early in the 1989-90 season).
4) A 1994 segment about a mother and her 5-year-old boy who were murdered in Texas during the 1981 Christmas season.

I know there are more UM segments that haven't materialized on Lifetime, but the ones that I just mentioned stand out in my mind. I'd be happy to hear from anyone who recall having seen any of these particular segments.

[Kane]

I meant that it WAS the first time the UM segment about Kurt Cobain was shown on Lifetime. Sorry about the little error and any confusion I might have caused about saying.

[shaggy_ed]

I am writing a research paper about Kurt Cobain, whether it was a murder or a suicide. I was wondering if anyone has a recording of that episode I could borrow, or some places where I could get the information that was on that show. This paper is due soon so get ahold of me as soon as possible. My e-mail address is Shaggy_Ed@hotmail.com