Debbie Collier's Son Frustrated by Lack of Answers, Says Sheriff Laughed at Him and Threatened to Hang Up

It’s been nearly two months sinceDebbie Collier, 59, was found dead under mysterious circumstances in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest in Georgia. Her family is still searching for answers about how and why she died. “The last two months have just been so hectic, surreal and frustrating and heartbreaking,” Collier’s son Jeffrey Bearden, 33, tells PEOPLE. “My family is trying their best to stay together, stay a unit and just try to remember my mom during all of this time too.

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Debbie Gibson Embarks on Her ‘Second Act’ with MemoirEternally Electric— See the Cover! (Exclusive)

Debbie Gibson and the cover of ‘Eternally Electric’.Photo:Nick Spanos; Gallery Books Nick Spanos; Gallery Books Debbie Gibsonis embarking on a new chapter.PEOPLE can exclusively share the cover of the pop entertainer’s new book,Eternally Electric, out this fall from Gallery Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster.Gibson, 54, rose to fame when she was just 17, after her song “Foolish Beat,” from her 1987 debut albumOut of the Blue, hit No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart the following year.

Debbie Harry Doesn't Think a Relationship Is 'Possible' at Age 79. Why She's Still 'Curious' About Dating

Debbie Harry in New York City in September 2024.Photo:Mike Coppola/Getty Mike Coppola/Getty Romance isn’t completely off the table forDebbie Harry.In a new interview withThe Times, the Blondie frontwoman opened up about her love life and why she remains “curious” about dating at age 79.Harry told the outlet she doesn’t think it’s “possible” for her to get into a relationship, though she also hasn’t ventured into the modern world of dating online: “I haven’t tried.

Debbie Harry Reveals 'One of the Bad Things About Aging' as She Prepares for 80th Birthday: 'Everyone's Gone Already'

Debbie Harry in London in May 2024.Photo:Shane Anthony Sinclair/Getty Shane Anthony Sinclair/Getty Debbie Harryis learning the downsides of getting older. Before the Blondie frontwoman turns 80 on July 1, she spoke in-depth about her feelings toward aging in a new interview withThe Times— including how it feels to have outlived many of her friends. “I don’t walk around thinking every minute, oh my God, I’m going be 80 — but that’s sort of how I feel,” said the rock icon.