A Sad Day In The Pro Wrestling World.
Originally Posted by chr0mius
Wrestling sites mean nothing. Given the boy-who-cried-wolf history of staged Wrestling, I hope no one holds it against me that I am quite skeptical until this story is confirmed by a reputable news outlet.
Where'* the credible source?
Supply it, and I'll believe Confused
Supply it, and I'll believe Confused
Originally Posted by Puddy46
Where'* the credible source?
Supply it, and I'll believe :?
Supply it, and I'll believe :?
EDIT: Just noting that I really hate wrestling, and I'm only lurking out of personal interest. If this happens to be true, I will be sad for his death. If it'* false, I find it pathetic that WWE would do something like this. So out of curiosity, I want to find out the truth.
Originally Posted by chr0mius
I've been lurking news sites, I mean...he may not be incredibly famous but when an entire family falls ill and dies in their home, it will probably be reported. Especially considering this guy was a bit famous, at least.
So far the only site I see reporting on this is WWE, the same site that staged the whole Vince limo death thing.
the boy who cried wolf...nobody believes them now
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Originally Posted by BonnevilleLErocks
Originally Posted by chr0mius
Wrestling sites mean nothing. Given the boy-who-cried-wolf history of staged Wrestling, I hope no one holds it against me that I am quite skeptical until this story is confirmed by a reputable news outlet.
Where'* the credible source?
Supply it, and I'll believe Confused
Supply it, and I'll believe Confused
Is this a reputable enough source???????????
Originally Posted by Atlanta Journal Constitution
Pro wrestler, family found dead in Fayetteville home
By Saeed Ahmed, Kathy Jefcoats
The Atlanta-Journal Constitution
Published on: 06/25/07
A professional wrestler and his family were found dead inside their house in Fayette County Monday afternoon.
Authorities confirmed that Chris Benoit, his wife, Nancy and their 7-year-old son were found dead at the home on Quarters and Redwine roads in Fayetteville about 4 p.m.
Chris Benoit
Officials would not say how the family died, other than to say they weren't shot to death.
Benoit, 30, was a Canadian wrestler who most recently fought as part of the World Wrestling Entertainment.
The organization said on its Web site said that Monday night'* broadcast of "Raw" on the USA Network will "serve as a tribute to Chris Benoit and his family."
By Saeed Ahmed, Kathy Jefcoats
The Atlanta-Journal Constitution
Published on: 06/25/07
A professional wrestler and his family were found dead inside their house in Fayette County Monday afternoon.
Authorities confirmed that Chris Benoit, his wife, Nancy and their 7-year-old son were found dead at the home on Quarters and Redwine roads in Fayetteville about 4 p.m.
Chris Benoit
Officials would not say how the family died, other than to say they weren't shot to death.
Benoit, 30, was a Canadian wrestler who most recently fought as part of the World Wrestling Entertainment.
The organization said on its Web site said that Monday night'* broadcast of "Raw" on the USA Network will "serve as a tribute to Chris Benoit and his family."
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Yea, Tonight on RAW its all chris benoit. theres NO audience. Just memories from wrestlers and matches that defined his great career
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O.K. good enough for the time being. All I can think of now is maybe carbon monoxide poisoning or some type of poisoning that may have killed the entire family or murder suicide. Details will come out as time goes by
Originally Posted by dbeast420
Is this a reputable enough source???????????
http://www.ajc.com/news/content/metr...625benoit.html
Originally Posted by Atlanta Journal Constitution
Pro wrestler, family found dead in Fayetteville home
By Saeed Ahmed, Kathy Jefcoats
The Atlanta-Journal Constitution
Published on: 06/25/07
A professional wrestler and his family were found dead inside their house in Fayette County Monday afternoon.
Authorities confirmed that Chris Benoit, his wife, Nancy and their 7-year-old son were found dead at the home on Quarters and Redwine roads in Fayetteville about 4 p.m.
Chris Benoit
Officials would not say how the family died, other than to say they weren't shot to death.
Benoit, 30, was a Canadian wrestler who most recently fought as part of the World Wrestling Entertainment.
The organization said on its Web site said that Monday night'* broadcast of "Raw" on the USA Network will "serve as a tribute to Chris Benoit and his family."
By Saeed Ahmed, Kathy Jefcoats
The Atlanta-Journal Constitution
Published on: 06/25/07
A professional wrestler and his family were found dead inside their house in Fayette County Monday afternoon.
Authorities confirmed that Chris Benoit, his wife, Nancy and their 7-year-old son were found dead at the home on Quarters and Redwine roads in Fayetteville about 4 p.m.
Chris Benoit
Officials would not say how the family died, other than to say they weren't shot to death.
Benoit, 30, was a Canadian wrestler who most recently fought as part of the World Wrestling Entertainment.
The organization said on its Web site said that Monday night'* broadcast of "Raw" on the USA Network will "serve as a tribute to Chris Benoit and his family."
I feel bad for them and their families.
Isn't it terrible that there'* stuff like this happening and WWE is still going along with the whole Vince McMahon hoax? Not that I watch wrestling anymore, though. It'* to much of a soap-opera, but I remember watching Chris Benoit on WCW when I was just a little kid.
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Originally Posted by ga93sle
Isn't it terrible that there'* stuff like this happening and WWE is still going along with the whole Vince McMahon hoax? Not that I watch wrestling anymore, though. It'* to much of a soap-opera, but I remember watching Chris Benoit on WCW when I was just a little kid.


