Kidney specialists float a new theory after revisiting Bruce Lee’s cause of death.
The idea of a long-gone Asian fighter pilot from World War II being the cause of the cause of death of Bruce Lee in 2015 has become part of the mainstream theories of the death of the martial artist, with some suggesting that the body of the deceased actor was moved and put in a vault after his body was found on April 8, 2015.
The theory also claims that Lee’s body was taken to a secret location in a rural area in California and then put on display after his death. Although Lee’s body is found in his apartment, it is argued that his body was put in the trunk of his Rolls Royce car and then taken to the secret location.
Lee was found dead and his body was placed in an apartment building on April 8, 2015.
The new theories emerged following a recent report that Lee’s body was found on April 8 of that year. The police then called in forensic experts to look into the cause of death.
According to the reports, Lee’s body was found inside an apartment on the 18th floor of an apartment building on the east side of Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office has now confirmed that Lee’s body had “no significant trauma.”
Lee was a former actor and singer, a former film actor, with over 40 movie and television roles to his name. He was originally cast as an assassin in a film titled Face of a Gunman, but was chosen instead of Steve McQueen in the film with the same title. Lee had a cameo in the film, but was left out entirely when it was revealed that the film was a remake of the 1973 film of the same name. Lee had been acting since 1974.
Lee died due to a cause that is still under investigation by the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office. Lee was a former actor, singer, and martial artist.
Lee was a former actor and singer, a former film actor, with over 40 movie and television roles to his name. He was originally cast as an assassin in a film titled Face of a Gunman, but was chosen instead of Steve McQueen in the film with the same title. Lee had a cameo in the film, but was left out entirely when it was revealed that the film was a remake of the 1973 film of the same name. Lee had been acting since 1974.