Celebrity deaths often capture the world’s attention—but some continue to raise eyebrows long after the headlines fade. Over the years, fans have questioned official stories, spinning theories that range from curious to downright eerie.

Elvis Presley supposedly died of a heart attack in 1977. But some believe “The King” faked his death to escape fame, with sightings of him popping up for decades.

Marilyn Monroe’s tragic overdose was ruled a probable suicide, but her rumored ties to JFK and his brother Robert Kennedy have led many to suspect foul play.

Princess Diana’s fatal 1997 car crash shocked the world. While officially blamed on a reckless driver, some believe it was a royal plot to stop her from marrying Dodi Fayed.

Jim Morrison, the charismatic Doors frontman, died mysteriously in a Paris bathtub at 27. No autopsy was done, leading some to believe he faked his death to disappear from the public eye.

Bruce Lee’s death at 32 was blamed on a bad reaction to a painkiller. But conspiracy theories suggest everything from triad involvement to a family curse—especially after his son Brandon died in a tragic on-set accident.

These stories may never be proven, but they keep legends alive—and remind us just how captivated we are by the lives (and deaths) of the famous.