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The bizarre claim about Keith Richards's father's ashes

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Rock and roll rebellion eventually crosses the line into pure biomedical hazard. The invincible guitarist decided that standard illicit substances were boring, so he allegedly mixed his deceased dad's cremated remains with his stash.

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