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Deadly Concoction: The Kissel Brothers
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07:45 - 09:32 (01:47)

Rob Kissel, a banker, moves his family to Hong Kong in 1997, where they lived in luxury and embraced the expat lifestyle. However, their idyllic life takes a dark turn when Rob is found murdered in his apartment, and his brother Andrew is later convicted for the crime.

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