Episode Details

The mysterious death of Bobby Fuller in 1966 remains one of music's most intriguing cold cases, with circumstances that point to murder rather than the official ruling of suicide or accident.

• Bobby Fuller was a rising rock star who recorded "I Fought the Law" with his band the Bobby Fuller Four
• His body was found in his car, doused in gasoline, with blood on his face and chest
• The car had been missing overnight and mysteriously reappeared at his apartment complex
• Officials initially ruled it a suicide despite evidence suggesting foul play
• Multiple theories involve mob connections, a mysterious girlfriend named Melody, or his record producer Bob Keene
• Fuller was in rigor mortis when found, suggesting he had been dead for hours
• The cause of death was later changed from suicide to accident, but remains suspicious
• His family believes he was murdered and wants his body exhumed for modern forensic testing

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