Created for the tenth anniversary of the Doors frontman's death in 1971, the bust stood on his grave in the famous Père ...

Vanishing without a trace in 1988, the stolen marble bust of rock legend Jim Morrison ignited decades of mystery and ...

After his death in 1971 at age 27, the “Light My Fire” singer was buried in Paris’ Père Lachaise Cemetery, which is also home to the graves of icons like Édith Piaf, Marcel Proust, Gertrude Stein and ...

The site claims he settled in the George V Hotel in the spring of 1971 before relocating to 17 rue Beautreillis, where he would live with his then-partner Pamela Courson. He was later found dead ...

Morrison left the band in 1971 to focus on writing poetry, and he moved to Paris with his girlfriend, Pamela Courson. However, he died in their Paris apartment later that year. Courson told ...

Morrison died in 1971. At the time, Jim had left The Doors, moved to Paris to live with his girlfriend, Pamela Courson, and focused on writing poetry. Courson told the authorities that she'd found ...

He was found dead in a bathtub in his Marais apartment by his girlfriend, Pamela Courson. The cause of death was ruled as heart failure worsened by chronic alcohol abuse. The absence of an ...

Morrison, who was also known as “The Lizard King,” developed a reputation for his heavy alcohol drinking and shocking onstage ...

Morrison left the band in 1971 to focus on writing poetry and he moved to Paris with his girlfriend, Pamela Courson. However, he died in their Paris apartment later that year. Courson told ...