The TVB producer Fong Dong-sheng and his team have hosted and produced such programs as So Far, So Close and Missing Persons Registry in recent years, earning praise from many viewers for their sincerity and high quality. Recently, Fong Dong-sheng's team has returned with an award-winning reputation to produce Truth Guess·Love·Search to investigate real cases. The first episode, aired on the night of the 21st, centered on "the death of a legendary figure": Bruce Lee.
In the program, Fong Dong-sheng’s team summarized Bruce Lee's timeline of death based on records:
July 20, 1973, 5 PM: Bruce Lee and Raymond Chow went to Betty Ting Pei’s home to discuss the script.
In the program, Fong Dong-sheng’s team summarized Bruce Lee's timeline of death based on records:
July 20, 1973, 5 PM: Bruce Lee and Raymond Chow went to Betty Ting Pei’s home to discuss the script.
- 7 PM: Bruce Lee complained of a headache. After taking painkillers given by Betty Ting Pei, he went to rest in her room.
- 8 PM: Raymond Chow left first, to meet actor George Lazenby, expecting Bruce Lee to join later.
- Between 8:30 and 8:40 PM: Betty Ting Pei called Raymond Chow twice to tell him Bruce Lee was still asleep.
- 9:30 PM: Raymond Chow called Betty Ting Pei and learned Bruce Lee was still not awake.
- 9:45 PM: Raymond Chow was unable to wake Bruce Lee and couldn't reach a doctor.
- 10 PM: Betty Ting Pei contacted private doctor Chu Pak-wai to come to the house. Chu Pak-wai found Bruce Lee already unconscious and transported him to Queen Elizabeth Hospital, which was 20 minutes away by car. In court, he explained that he chose Queen Elizabeth Hospital because it was better equipped, rather than another hospital only 5 minutes away. In court, all three main expert witnesses tended to support the conclusion that Bruce Lee died from cerebral edema triggered by an allergic reaction after taking aspirin.
