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Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman died of liver cirrhosis: band

Published May 11, 2013 Updated May 11, 2013 08:13am
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By Abdul Ahad
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LOS ANGELES: Guitarist Jeff Hanneman of the seminal heavy metal band Slayer died of alcohol-related cirrhosis of the liver, and not as a result of a flesh-eating bacteria, the remaining members of the US band said.

Hanneman, a founder of the band, which was known for its fast tempo, dark themes and pounding drums, died last week at age 49 in Southern California after suffering liver failure.

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