Findings
| When | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|
| The Doors addressed the Vietnam War through songs such as "The Unknown Soldier". The song criticised the glorification of war and depicted the execution of a soldier, while the band incorporated a mock execution into live performances. | Source | |
| John Densmore donated the profits from his 2013 book "The Doors: Unhinged", about his legal battle to protect the band's artistic legacy, to the Occupy movement. | ||
| Drummer John Densmore described Jim Morrison as having an aggressive attitude towards women. He recounted finding Morrison holding a woman by the hand while brandishing a knife at her. Densmore later expressed regret that he had not challenged Morrison's behaviour. | Source | |
| Jim Morrison's former girlfriend Judy Huddleston alleged that he raped her during their relationship in the late 1960s. In the 2025 docuseries "Before the End: Searching for Jim Morrison", she recounted explicitly refusing sex before Morrison pinned her arms down and assaulted her. | Source |
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