EMAILS Please find via the above link the “falling-out” email correspondence between Tom Grant and I. You’ll observe in this regard strong concerns pertaining to new evidence or case information. Continue Reading →
From mid-2016 through December 2016, while residing in Seattle, the tires on my means of transportation have been punctured five times in what I believe are retaliatory acts of vandalism Continue Reading →
Over the past several months I have spoken critically of Tom Grant and Benjamin Statler. I have done so deliberately due to damaging behaviors facilitated and engaged in by Grant Continue Reading →
As indicated in this article, Carole Chaski, the forensic linguist featured in Soaked In Bleach, utilized linguistic software known as SNARE (“Suicide Note Assessment Review”*) as part of her evaluation Continue Reading →
Correspondence between the author and Carole Chaski, a reknowned forensic linguist featured in the docudrama Soaked In Bleach, illuminates the divide between Chaski’s findings on the greenhouse note discovered near Continue Reading →
The five words in quotations in the title of this piece were uttered by Tom Grant to Rosemary Carroll in response to Carroll asking Grant, in what appears to have Continue Reading →
According to the Seattle Police Department Legal Unit in a recent response to a records request appeal, other than the 2014 follow-up report, “No other records related to the [Kurt Continue Reading →
In late April of this year I submitted a records request to the Washington State Patrol for copies of the “worksheets” utilized by the Patrol to determine authorship of the Continue Reading →
The documents below pertain to the 1995 litigation initiated by Courtney Love against the Washington State Patrol and were obtained publically from King County Superior Court. That litigation sought to Continue Reading →
East across Lake Washington and the shores upon which Kurt Cobain’s former Seattle home sits, is the city of Bellevue. There, in Robinswood Park, eighteen-years prior to Mr. Cobain’s death, Continue Reading →