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Jul 9, 1971 · LOS ANGELES, July, 8 (UPI) —Jim Morrison, the 25‐year‐old lead singer of “The Doors” rock group, died last Saturday, in Paris, his public relations firm said today. His death was ...
Aug 5, 1971 · Jim Morrison, a man who sang, wrote and drank hard as lead singer of the Doors, has died – peacefully – at the age of 27. Morrison’s death, despite (and because of) strategic efforts on the ...
Sep 29, 2023 · When Courson found him, she called for help. But it was too late — Jim Morrison was dead at the age of 27. Because the French authorities didn’t suspect foul play, they didn’t conduct an autopsy. A few days after his death, Morrison was promptly buried in Père Lachaise cemetery. His parents didn’t even know he was dead until after his ...
Jul 3, 2021 · Jim's girlfriend Pamela Courson died of an overdose in 1974 Credit: Getty. Even Max Vassille, the French doctor who wrote off Morrison's demise as "death from natural causes" is now dead. Vassille’s report points out that the Doors singer had been suffering from a stomach ulcer and asthma attacks after moving from America earlier in the year.
Sep 30, 2021 · The album was released in April 1971. It hit the Top 10 a few weeks later. During the making of L.A. Woman, Morrison’s partner Pamela Courson went to Paris and stayed with Count Jean de Breteuil, a wealthy socialite with a penchant for blondes, violence against women and horrendous heroin abuse.
Aug 25, 2022 · She also battled drug addiction and died of a drug overdose three years later. To many, his death seemed like the result of a downward spiral. Fans knew that Jim Morrison struggled with addiction and fame. After the trial, he was found guilty of profanity and denied the charges.
On September 1, 2013, Morrison died at the Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha, Nebraska, at the age of 44. According to the Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services, Morrison's cause of death was cardiac arrest, resulting from multiorgan failure due to septic shock caused by a Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection. Legacy
