Angeles punk and new wave scene maintained Jove's innocence. At the time of his death, Ivers had been dating film executive Lucy Fisher for many years. About five weeks after the murder, Fisher paid for a private investigator named David Charbonneau to investigate the crime. Charbonneau interviewed a number of people who knew Ivers but due to the botched initial investigation, lack of evidence and few witnesses, the renewed investigation came to nothing. Charbonneau stated: "I do not believe it was a break-in. I do not believe it was just someone off the street that Peter brought in because he was a nice guy that night and fell asleep trusting them. I'm not buying it." Legacy Shortly after Ivers' death, Lucy Fisher helped establish the Peter Ivers Visiting Artist Program at Harvard in the artist's memory. Josh Frank and Charlie Buckholtz wrote a book about Ivers' life, art and mysterious death, In Heaven Everything Is Fine: The Unsolved Life of Peter Ivers and the Lost History of New Wave Theatre, published by Simon & Schuster in 2008. On the basis of new information unearthed during the creation of the book, the Los Angeles Police Department's cold case department reopened their investigation into Ivers' death. In 2013, The Guardian named Terminal Love in their "101 Strangest Albums on Spotify" series. The newspaper noted that 30 years on, "Ivers' oddball leanings sound entirely contemporary. Those same arrangements that seemed so off-putting in 1974 feel rich and comfortable now, and the passing of time has leant Terminal Love a delicious hipster twang it couldn't possibly have enjoyed as a new release." In a 2010 piece for NME, Danger Mouse listed Terminal Love as one of his favorite "underrated records." Discography Knight of the Blue Communion (Epic, 1969) Terminal Love (Warner Bros., 1974) Peter Ivers (Warner Bros., 1976; also known as Peter Peter Ivers) Posthumous releases Nirvana Peter (Warner Bros., 1985; compilation of previous Warner recordings with bonus tracks) The Untold Stories (K2B2 Records, 2008) Take It Out on Me (recorded for Epic in 1971; released in 2009 by Wounded Bird Records) Becoming Peter Ivers (RVNG Intl., 2019) Other appearances Buellgrass – Big Night at Ojai (K2B2 Records, 1983); released on CD as Buellgrass – Across the Tracks John Klemmer – Magic and Movement (Impulse!, 1974) See also List of unsolved murders References Sources External links Peter Ivers papers, circa 1965-1983, Houghton Library, Harvard