Peter Fonda Finds Dead Body in Car

Actor Peter Fonda was involved in a real-life situation when he incidentally discovered a dead body on Wednesday. According to reports Fonda was driving on Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles when he noticed a body slide down in the front seat of a parked car and that was the point he got out of his car to determine what exactly happened to the person. Fonda realized the person was dead and he immediately called 911 to report the situation. Sergeant Carlton Cook says they are investigating the matter and it will take couple of days to determine the exact cause of his death. Though, the dead body was found in mysterious circumstance but the actor has nothing to do with it and they never considered him as a suspect. The dead body has yet to be identified and according to police it may have been a case of suicide. The body was in the car for two to three days and there were no signs of physical torture on him, according to authorities.

Fonda rose to worldwide fame when he starred and co-wrote the 1969 classic movie "Easy Rider." He belongs to a talented family as he is the son of film/stage actor Henry Fonda, and the brother of actress/writer Jane Fonda. Peter Fonda was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay for 'Easy Rider' along with Dennis Hopper and Terry Southern. He received critical acclaim when he appeared in the movie "Ulee's Gold." for which he was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor. Some of his other work includes Steven Soderbergh's film "The Limey," "Ghost Rider" and "Outlaw Blues." Peter didn't make any comments on the yesterday's incident and it seems he was asked to stay away from the media until or unless the investigation of the case officially over.