Former 'Top Chef' Contestant Aaron Grissom Dies in Motorcycle Accident
-- Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Aaron seems to have lost control of his motorcycle after striking a curb in a roundabout.
Our sources say witnesses told cops they saw Aaron's 2018 Suzuki GSX-R750 traveling at a high rate of speed through the roundabout before the crash. We're told Aaron was wearing a helmet and no other vehicles or people were involved in the crash. We're also told medics performed CPR on Aaron after other motorists had attempted chest compressions before first responders arrived.-- best known for competing on Season 12 of 'Top Chef' -- is dead after an apparent motorcycle crash in Washington state.
Grissom died Tuesday after suffering"multiple blunt force injuries" in a traffic accident, according to the Pierce County medical examiner ... who ruled his death an accident.Grissom was one of 16 contestants on"Top Chef: Boston" in 2014, though he wasn't much of a fan favorite, and got eliminated pretty early. While appearing on the show, he was actually a resident of L.A. and worked as a chef at North Hollywood's Bow & Truss.
According to reports, he had been working as a restaurant chef in the Tacoma area recently again, and was also cooking for touring singers, including
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