The Notorious B.I.G., rapped about girls, guns and money. He is widely considered to be one of the greatest rappers of all time. A larger than life figure from Brooklyn, New York, his raw talent lifted him from the streets. But in the early hours of March 9th 1997, The Notorious B.I.G. was the victim of a drive by shooting in downtown Los Angeles. For decades, police have hunted for his assassin, but no-one has been brought to trial. Using information revealed in the autopsy report and police investigation files, Dr. Michael Hunter pulls back the curtain on a possible motive for Biggie’s murder and uses forensic evidence to narrow in on the identity of his killer. We’ll drop a new Autopsy podcast every Wednesday. Next week, Dr. Hunter examines the death of comedy genius Andy Kaufman.

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Actress Rue McClanahan was beloved for playing the sassy Southern Belle, “Blanche Devereaux,” on TV’s The Golden Girls. But behind the smiles, Rue’s life was blighted by heartbreak, disease and reported near-death experiences. Her cause of death was officially called a stroke—an event most commonly caused by a blood clot in the brain. But Rue was taking the drug Warfarin, a powerful anticoagulant prescribed to prevent blood clots. So why did the actress die of a stroke at the age of 76? World renowned Forensic Pathologist, Dr. Michael Hunter digs in to analyze every detail of of the actress’ medical history to reveal if other drugs played a part in the mystery of what killed Rue McClanahan. We’ll drop a new Autopsy podcast each Wednesday. Next week, Dr. Hunter examines how forensic evidence could help solve the murder of The Notorious B.I.G.

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Actress Rue McClanahan was beloved for playing the sassy Southern Belle, “Blanche Devereaux,” on TV’s The Golden Girls. But behind the smiles, Rue’s life was blighted by heartbreak, disease and reported near-death experiences. Her cause of death was officially called a stroke—an event most commonly caused by a blood clot in the brain. But Rue was taking the drug Warfarin, a powerful anticoagulant prescribed to prevent blood clots. So why did the actress die of a stroke at the age of 76? World renowned Forensic Pathologist, Dr. Michael Hunter digs in to analyze every detail of of the actress’ medical history to reveal if other drugs played a part in the mystery of what killed Rue McClanahan.

We’ll drop a new Autopsy podcast each Wednesday. Next week, Dr. Hunter examines the death of comedy genius Andy Kaufman. 

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Gary Coleman soared to success in the hit 80's TV show, "Diff'rent Strokes," but at the height of his fame he was plagued by health problems and when his career stalled he hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons.

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July 20, 1973. Martial arts superstar, Bruce Lee is rushed to a Hong Kong hospital where he is pronounced dead at just 32. An inquest concluded that his death was caused by a reaction to a prescription painkiller that was supposedly given to him by a friend for a headache. For more than forty years, mystery has surrounded this conclusion and numerous theories have emerged as to what really caused his death. Forensic Pathologist, Dr. Michael Hunter has gained access to Bruce Lee’s autopsy and inquest reports to dispel the rumors and reveal facts about Bruce Lee that his fans and followers never knew. We’ll drop a new Autopsy podcast each Wednesday. Next week, Dr. Hunter examines the mystery behind the death of actor Gary Coleman.

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July 20, 1973. Martial arts superstar, Bruce Lee is rushed to a Hong Kong hospital where he is pronounced dead at just 32. An inquest concluded that his death was caused by a reaction to a prescription painkiller that was supposedly given to him by a friend for a headache. For more than forty years, mystery has surrounded this conclusion and numerous theories have emerged as to what really caused his death. Forensic Pathologist, Dr. Michael Hunter has gained access to Bruce Lee’s autopsy and inquest reports to dispel the rumors and reveal facts about Bruce Lee that his fans and followers never knew. 

We’ll drop a new Autopsy podcast each Wednesday. Next week, Dr. Hunter examines the mystery behind the death of actor Gary Coleman.

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On July 1st 1991, actor Michael Landon passed away at his Malibu home just three months after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He was 54. Michael had spent his life defying the odds to become a renowned television superstar as “Joe Cartwright” in Bonanza. He went on to write, produce, direct and star in family favorites like Little House on the Prairie and Highway to Heaven. But only 12 weeks after his cancer diagnosis, Michael Landon was dead. Now world-renowned forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Hunter digs deep into Michael’s past to reveal why he developed the disease in the first place and why he died so quickly. Dr. Hunter also uncovers Landon’s potentially lethal addictions and a link to one of the worst nuclear disasters in U.S. history.

We’ll drop a new Autopsy podcast every Wednesday. Next week, Dr. Hunter examines the mysterious death of martial arts master and movie star, Bruce Lee.

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On July 1st 1991, actor Michael Landon passed away at his Malibu home just three months after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He was 54. Michael had spent his life defying the odds to become a renowned television superstar as “Joe Cartwright” in Bonanza. He went on to write, produce, direct and star in family favorites like Little House on the Prairie and Highway to Heaven. But only 12 weeks after his cancer diagnosis, Michael Landon was dead. Now world-renowned forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Hunter digs deep into Michael’s past to reveal why he developed the disease in the first place and why he died so quickly. Dr. Hunter also uncovers Landon’s potentially lethal addictions and a link to one of the worst nuclear disasters in U.S. history. We’ll drop a new Autopsy podcast every Wednesday. Next week, Dr. Hunter examines the mysterious death of martial arts master and movie star, Bruce Lee.

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On June 19th 2013, actor James Gandolfini died of a heart attack while vacationing in Rome. A famously intense character actor, Gandolfini became a household name for playing mob boss “Tony Soprano” in the HBO series, The Sopranos. But dedication to his craft took a deep toll on the actor, and rumors of addiction and an eating disorder followed him throughout his career. Now expert pathologist Dr Michael Hunter is examining Gandolfini’s medical history to discover which of these led to the heart attack that killed him at 51. 

We’ll drop a new Autopsy podcast each Wednesday. Next week, Dr. Hunter examines the death of Little House on the Prairie star, Michael Landon.

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On June 19th 2013, actor James Gandolfini died of a heart attack while vacationing in Rome. A famously intense character actor, Gandolfini became a household name for playing mob boss “Tony Soprano” in the HBO series, The Sopranos. But dedication to his craft took a deep toll on the actor, and rumors of addiction and an eating disorder followed him throughout his career. Now expert pathologist Dr Michael Hunter is examining Gandolfini’s medical history to discover which of these led to the heart attack that killed him at 51. We’ll drop a new Autopsy podcast each Wednesday. Next week, Dr. Hunter examines the death of Little House on the Prairie star, Michael Landon.

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