The bust of singer Jim Morrison that was stolen 37 years ago of the famous Parisian cemetery of Père Lachaise was found by accident in a police record during a fraud investigation. The Paris Police Prefecture announced on social networks on Monday the discovery of the sculpture, made by the Croatian Mladen Mikulin, and which was stolen from night without clues about its authors. The Judicial Police published an image of the recovered bust in their social networks, in which it appears with graffiti made by the followers of the American singer and without a nose. The tomb of Jim Morrison, leader of the band The Doors, at the Père Lachaise cemetery in Paris, as of August 8, 2023 Bertrand Guay / AFP Morrison, singer and reference figure of the group The Doors, died in Paris in 1971, and although officially his death, at 27 years Beautreillis, several witnesses later pointed to an overdose in a disco hidden by authorities and friends. His charism made him a sexual symbol with followers worldwide. Morrison, singer and reference figure of the Group The Doors, died in Paris in 1971 at the 27th year Tomb is one of the most famous in the Cemetery of Père Lachaise, and that despite the fact that there abound the graves of great figures, such as Oscar Wilde, Frédéric Chopin, Yves Montnad or Sarah Bernhardt. The bust was placed in 1981 to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the musician’s death, and just seven years later he was stolen. Jim Morrison Drafting / third a record made by the Financial Brigade and Anti -Corruption of the Police of Paris found the bust at the Parisian domicile of the manager of a company investigated for falsification of accounting documents. The authorities have not yet clarified if the bust will be returned to its original location. The city of Paris announced in February that a catwalk near the Plaza de la Bastille, in the center of the capital, will be called this rock icon of the 1960s.
