CHRIS CORNELL – Expert: Not Enough Damage On Door Latch!

This is not rocket science. This is common sense. Look at that latch yourself. It has not sustained hardly any real noticeable trauma. What does that tell us? That means it was NOT broken through.



However, perhaps an even more damning piece of evidence to debunk the entire fabricated suicide story
is the fact that reportedly there was NO FORCED ENTRY observed by Detroit Police at the original scene!

According to this forensic mag report, staged suicides happens more often than people realize, and that police can easily be fooled by smart killers:



…”There are seven common mistakes in suicide investigations that could be providing murderers with a chance to get away with their crime, he wrote in Law and Order Magazine in 2013. Too many detectives assuming the case is a suicide is a major foible. Every death needs to be considered as a well-plotted and concealed homicide, he writes. Investigators need to consider the victimology of the dead. Most importantly, they need to consider all the psychological and physical evidence in its totality, and take each factor of the scene and the death to its ultimate conclusions.”

The interesting part of the police report from Detroit is the fact that Martin Kirsten claims Chris’ wife was “angry” at her husband for hanging up with her on the phone and that is when she sends him over to check on him… but it takes 40 minutes? And the bodyguard is two doors down the hallway. But Detroit Press changed it to Vicky was “distraught”. Seems like someone that was truly in fear for the safety of their husband would act more responsibly either way, right?

And the bodyguard goes against his own company motto of protecting the client AT ALL TIMES?

Not only does it fly in the face of what he based his own operation standards on but it defies all logic.

If there was ever a time where Chris, who according to his wife was ‘slurring his words’ and potentially relapsing, needed the assistance of his bodyguard it was in room #1136 at fifteen til midnight on May 17th not two doors down watching TV back in his own room.



Again, here are some of the promotional claims by Kirsten’s company:

“We specialize in emergency security. Licensed, armed and insured.”

“Situational awareness and acute perception is at our core values.”

“Rest easy as we keep an eye out for you.”