My Dad, Vietnam and the Bruce Lee Autopsy Conspiracy
About this episode
It’s one thing to be a degree removed from a celebrity—it’s another to almost, possibly, maybe know how Bruce Lee died (except for the super weird turn of events that resemble a case for Mulder and Scully!)
But that’s exactly where we find ourselves in this episode: one step away from unraveling a mystery that’s tiptoed through dinner parties, rumbled around old Hong Kong restaurants, and left one family with a conversation that’s been categorically “denied” for decades.
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00:00 Seattle's Gloom: Love and Misery
03:46 Pathologists, Conferences, and Autopsies
06:21 "Suspicion Surrounding Mysterious Death"
11:24 "Managing Visible Disdain for Stupidity"
13:06 "Bro's Face Speaks Volumes"
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