it stars saddam said:

The only two American cultural icons I've ever truly admired and felt a deep spiritual connection with are Jim Morrison and Ted Bundy.

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dr_gonz said:

he killed himself, right?

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dr_gonz said:

ISS died of a heroin OD? when?

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I believe the cause of Jim's death was overdose of herion, which he snorted, thinking it was cocaine. Here is what I believed happened. Jim's girlfriend, Pam, had a terrible addiction to herion. Jim was very much against this, and would get into huge violent fights with her about her use. Jim had tried herion a few times and just was not into it. In fact, he was even quoted as saying "I just can't handle the stuff, it makes me sick" so, it clearly was not his drug of choice! Anyway, Jim and Pam were in Paris, France. Jim came back to the apartment late, and when he entered the room, he saw Pam sitting in front of a table with a pile of white powder in front of her. He asked Pam what it was, and Pam, wishing to avoid another fight and not wishing to anger Jim, told him the lie that would end his life. She told him it was cocaine. Jim did like this drug, so he proceded to snort it, thinking it was coke. Within moments, Jim grabbed his chest, and (probably with heart attack) and fell dead to the floor. Pam freaks out, runs across the hall to get someone to help. They set Jim in a tub of warm water (known to revive herion victims) but of course it was far to late. Pam had Jim buried within 3 days, no one even saw his body! Many people belive that Pam paid off the Police there to avoid getting caught. Too this day, many people blame Pam for causing Jim's death. She died 3 years later, I have read that her herion addiction got so bad that she began to prositute herself for money. It was a horrible end and even worse for Jim. Many fans today are led to believe that Jim passed quietly away in a bathtub, as Oliver Stone's shameless movie, "The Doors" protrays.(this whole movie is a lie! ) If you would like to read a couple of great books that may answer more of your questions, I suggest "Strange Days" by Patricia Kennealy, and "Wild Child" by Linda Ashcroft.

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it stars saddam said:

with everything.  I just flushed all of the drugs that I had left in my house down the toilet.  I despise the person I have allowed myself to become.  The past four years have been nothing but a sad downward spiral that was too cliche and predictable to even be interesting.

I will no longer be posting on this message board or using the internet very much in general.  I am going to attempt to get a life.

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