Casey Kasem's missing body is allegedly being moved again, said a report from Daily News. Jean Kasem, the controversial wife of the late radio icon, is reported to have arranged the transfer against the wishes of Casey Kasem's children.

Almost two months after the death of the "American Top 40" host, a private investigator said Jean Kasem is pushing for Casey Kasem's missing body to be moved to a second secret location.

The first transfer was when Casey Kasem missing body disappeared from a Washington funeral home.

"We have been told by some reliable sources that it's Norway, but we don't have a confirmation," Logan Clarke, an investigator hired by Kasem's daughter, Kerri Kasem, told the Daily News.

The investigator claimed Jean Kasem knows that there was only one autopsy done, the one that she requested, and that the widow's hoping that pathologist will say things the way she wants them to be said.

"She's now trying to keep the body as far away as possible from the children and any authority figures. She's trying to torture the kids," said Logan Clarke.

The radio veteran's death has been surrounded by intrigues as Casey Kasem's children, led by Kerri Kasem, said their father was being kept away from them by their stepmother, all while being sick with Parkinson's and dementia.

A court battle ensued and Kerri Kasem was given the chance to have doctors examine her father. It was then discovered that he had been removed from a Santa Monica hospital by Jean and taken out of California.

Casey was 82 when he died last June 15 at a hospital in Gig Harbor, Washington. His second wife of 34 years, Jean, is responsible for the missing body.

According to People magazine, Kerri then sent a lawyer to Gaffney Funeral Home & Cremation Services in Tacoma, Washington, where Casey Kasem's body was confirmed by police to be missing.

News about Casey Kasem's secret burial also started when his 60-year-old widow was allegedly seen by witnesses with her daughter, Liberty, in a burial service a few weekends ago.