Historic Jim Morrison Signed Bail Bond Up for Auction

Historic Jim Morrison Signed Bail Bond Up for Auction

Step into rock history with this unique piece of memorabilia from the enigmatic frontman of The Doors, Jim Morrison. - a piece of history that tells a tale of the wild and controversial rock star's life.

Measuring at 7" x 8", this historic document bears the stamp of Dade County Florida Court Clerk J.F. McCracken, dated November 12, 1969. The document officially charges Morrison with several crimes, including criminal lewd behavior, indecent exposure, open profanity, and public intoxication. A subsequent verdict found him guilty of all charges on September 20, 1970, leading to a sentence of six months in a Florida prison.

However, Morrison, still out on bond, took flight to France to dodge this prison sentence and never returned to the United States. Tragically, he was found dead in his Paris apartment on July 3, 1971, due to heart failure brought on by a heroin overdose. His death, at the age of 27, grouped him with other iconic figures of that era who passed away too soon, including Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin.

The authenticity of this lot is backed by an official PSA/DNA hologram and matching LOA. It has been encapsulated by PSA to further establish its authenticity.

This historic bail bond document is more than just an autograph; it's a window into the tumultuous life of one of the greatest rock icons of the 20th century. The document not only captures the rebellious nature of Morrison but also symbolizes a pivotal moment in rock 'n' roll history.

This item is currently up for auction, providing a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for music memorabilia collectors and fans of The Doors. Grab this chance to own a piece of the wild and untamed life of the unforgettable Lizard King, Jim Morrison.

Remember, every bid takes you one step closer to holding a real piece of rock 'n' roll history. Act now and seize this opportunity.

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