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to catch up on the latest episodes without the ads. A quick disclaimer before this episode.

Many of the names are Mandarin and Cantonese.

I did my best to try to get the pronunciations correct, but I'm sure I butchered quite a few of them.

Please forgive me.

On May 16, 1997, a 999 call was made from Hong Kong's Kowloon district.

The caller was a middle-aged man who incoherently told the operator that he was seriously injured and needed

an ambulance to bring him to the hospital.

He then hung up after a series of barely intelligible words. The

ambulance arrived 30 minutes later and rushed him to the United Christian

Hospital in Kwtong District.

At the hospital, the man was delirious and unable to explain where his injuries came from

or even the injuries at all, just that he was injured.

After a doctor examined him, he noted several bruises and fractured bones likely from a beating prompting the doctor to inform the police.

Police spent several hours questioning the man in the hospital until they finally learnt

his information. The man lived in an apartment building in Kwanthong district and was

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