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Pardoning Jim Morrison

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The lead singer for The Doors, a once super-popular rock group, was arrested in 1969 for indecent exposure at a concert in Miami, where he allegedly got so excited by his music that he whipped out his massive member and exposed it to the crowd, after having originally simulated masturbation. Convicted, his fans did not seem to lose interest in him.

Now, Florida governor Charlie Crist is talking about pardoning the late Mr. Morrisson. Why? Who knows.

Perhaps Crist, long rumored to be gay, has seen more of the evidence in th is case than we have. Which leads to the point of my thread: Show us the evidence. Let us judge for ourselves if he exposed himself! Surely there are pictures!

And, if he did expose himself? Maybe the rest of us will join in on seeing the pix!

From what I recall ... keeping in mind that those days are now a bit of a blur... there are no pics of Jim's member. There are pics and a video clip of the incident but even though he was convicted of indecent exposure and lewd conduct no one has ever seen a photo of little Jim. The video below is post arrest and a real commentary on the divide between people in those days.

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