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| Born | December 8, 1943 |
| Hometown | Melbourne, Florida, United States of America |
| Net worth | $20 million |
| Height | 5'11" (1.80m) |
| Spouse | Patricia Kennealy-Morrison (m 1969 - 1971) |
| Partner | Pamela Courson |
| Parents | Clara Virginia Clarke , George Stephen Morrison |
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US extreme skier Hilaree Nelson who fell from eighth highest mountain is buried by Sherpas in Nepal
- US extreme skier Hilaree Nelson, who died after falling from the world's eighth-highest mountain, has been given a traditional Nepalese funeral. The 49-year-old fell to her death from the 26,775ft summit of Mount Manaslu last week while skiing down with her partner, Jim Morrison. Family, friends and government officials gathered at a funeral ground in Kathmandu as Buddhist monks officiated the traditional funeral.
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Body of missing US ski mountaineer found in Nepal
A search team retrieved the body of top US ski mountaineer Hilaree Nelson from the Himalayas on Wednesday, two days after she disappeared on the slopes of Nepal's Manaslu peak.
- NewsSky News
US mountaineer Hilaree Nelson missing on Mount Manaslu in Nepal
Rescuers have been searching for a famed US mountaineer who has gone missing on the world's eight-highest mountain in Nepal. Hilaree Nelson, 49, was skiing down the 8,163m mountain with her partner Jim Morrison on Tuesday when she fell off Mount Manaslu, according to organisers of the expedition. Jiban Ghimire of the Shangri-La Nepal Trek, said a helicopter was sent to hover over the mountain to find any signs of the missing climber.
- NewsThe Independent
Famed American ski mountaineer missing in Nepal mountain
Rescuers in a helicopter are searching on the world’s eighth-highest mountain for a U.S. ski mountaineer a day after she fell off the mountain near the peak
- NewsThe Independent
American mountaineer missing after reaching summit of world’s eighth tallest mountain
Hilaree Nelson slipped and appeared to fall into a 2,000ft (600m) crevasse
- EntertainmentEvening Standard
The drugs don’t work - so why do they hold such appeal to rockstars?
Getting high and making music have gone hand in hand since pop was invented. Music industry insider Jamie Collinson explores this treacherous tradition - and discovers that - thankfully - times are a-changin’.
- SportThe Guardian
What links Jim Morrison and Agamemnon? The Saturday quiz
From Charles II to Czech hedgehogs: test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz
