Courtney Love’s former son-in-law claims Love ‘wanted him killed’
FRANCES Bean Cobain’s divorce just got messier. Her ex-husband is claiming Courtney Love wanted him killed to recover a famous guitar once owned by Kurt Cobain.
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COURTNEY Love’s former son-in-law alleges she tried to have him killed in order to get Kurt Cobain’s guitar back, according to legal documents.
Isaiah Silva, who was married to Francis Bean Cobain, the only child of Love and the late Nirvana frontman, is suing a number of people, including Love.
He claims they conspired to murder him in a bid to recover a famous guitar once belonging to Cobain.
In court documents lodged in Los Angeles, Silva alleges the group are guilty of burglary, robbery, sexual battery, kidnapping, attempted murder, criminal threats, false imprisonment, extortion, stalking, intentional infliction of emotional distress and trespass.
COBAIN’S EX GRANTED KURT’S GUITAR
It comes after a US entertainment website earlier this month revealed that as part of his divorce settlement with Frances, musician Silva got to keep the 1959 Martin guitar that Kurt played during Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged performance in 1993.
Cobain killed himself less than five months later.
Love is yet to file an answer to the complaint and has been contacted for comment.
The 329-document alleges that on the morning of June 3, 2016, Love’s manager Sam Lutfi, actor Ross Butler and another man, Yan Yukhtman, “entered into a criminal conspiracy to commit trespass, burglary, home invasion robbery, assault, battery, kidnapping, and murder” to try and recover Cobain’s guitar.
Silva alleges he was in the master bedroom of his home with a bandmate when he heard a disturbance downstairs before the property’s alarm system was triggered.
Lutfi is said to have pounded on the locked bedroom door while Butler and Yukhtman repeatedly yelled, “police open up!” and “LAPD! (Los Angeles Police Department) Open the f***ing door!”.
Originally published as Courtney Love’s former son-in-law claims Love ‘wanted him killed’