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Posted on October 1, 2008 - by Curvball

Lead Singer of Plan 9 Dies in Motorcycle Accident

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Aaron Fuller, lead singer of the Misfits-inspired punk band Plan 9, died late on Monday night in San Francisco from a motorcycle accident. While traveling home, Fuller went off the side of an overpass then died on impact. The accident is still under investigation by police who are unsure of the exact cause.

As one of the original members of Plan 9, Fuller was known for his incredible stage presence and vocal range.

Fuller’s family has stated that they “want Plan 9 to continue because that is what Aaron would want.” The band has not yet commented.

Plan 9 thanks all their fans for the emails and messages, and sends the family of Aaron Fuller their deepest sympathies.

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