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- Q22236221 subject Q6164257.
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- Q22236221 abstract "The death of Gram Parsons occurred on September 18, 1973, in room eight of the Joshua Tree Inn, in Joshua Tree National Park, California. Encouraged by his road manager Phil Kaufman, Parsons again visited the park after completing his latest recording sessions. Earlier, he had confessed to Kaufman his wish to be cremated and his ashes scattered on the park in case he died.Parsons traveled to Joshua Tree with his high school girlfriend, his assistant Michael Martin and Martin's girlfriend. Parsons spent time on the desert during the day and at local bars at night, consuming barbiturates and alcohol every day. On September 18, after injecting himself with morphine, Parsons overdosed. He was declared dead on September 19 upon arrival at the hospital.Following Parsons' death and in order to fulfill his desires, Kaufman and Martin impersonated workers of a mortuary at Los Angeles International Airport. After declaring they were hired by Parsons' family, Western Airlines released the body to them. The pair took it to Joshua Tree in Martin's personal Cadillac Hearse and set it on fire. The burning casket was reported by campers to the local authorities, who investigated the incident and identified both perpetrators. Parsons' body was partially cremated. His charred remains were recovered and returned to his family. Meanwhile, Kaufman and Martin were accused of grand theft and fined for burning the casket, while they also had to pay for Parsons' funeral. Parsons' remains were later buried in New Orleans.".
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- Q22236221 comment "The death of Gram Parsons occurred on September 18, 1973, in room eight of the Joshua Tree Inn, in Joshua Tree National Park, California. Encouraged by his road manager Phil Kaufman, Parsons again visited the park after completing his latest recording sessions. Earlier, he had confessed to Kaufman his wish to be cremated and his ashes scattered on the park in case he died.Parsons traveled to Joshua Tree with his high school girlfriend, his assistant Michael Martin and Martin's girlfriend.".
- Q22236221 label "Death of Gram Parsons".
- Q22236221 depiction Gram_Parsons_Memorial.jpg.