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Why, Chris, why?

by Jerry

When I was young, I was a huge Pro Wrestling fan. Not the "real" kind, the "Sports Entertainment" World Wresting Entertainment kind. Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant, Iron Sheik, Mr. Wonderful Paul Orndorff. You name them, and no doubt I was a fan. By High School, I outgrew it and never looked back. Until there was a rumor that Hulk Hogan would turn bad. So I was curious.

I was hooked again. This time to a new breed of wrestlers. Dean Malenko, Rey Mysterio, Kevin Nash and the Canadian Crippler Chris Benoit were my favorites. After a while, I got bored again and stopped watching.

I only tune in now when I hear about the latest wrestling tragedy. Usually it's the wrestler doing something stupid to off themselves. Natural selection & Darwinism at it's finest.

It makes this latest tragedy all the more shocking.

I never thought one of the wrestlers that I liked and respected could be a cold blooded murderer. Burn in hell Chris Benoit.

"I'm baffled about why anybody would kill a 7-year-old," District Attorney Scott Ballard said. "I don't think we'll ever be able wrap our head around that."

That quote says it all.

Chris Benoit strangled his wife, smothered his 7 year old son, then hung himself.

He is a murderer and a coward.

He may have very well put the final nail in the coffin of "Professional Wrestling". He did for me. I can't even look at it anymore without thinking of his poor son...

Thats all.. I can't write anymore..

Posted by Jerry Kondraciuk on 06.27.2007
Rhianna (mail) (www):
The last time I watched wresting I watched a Von Erik get his head beaten in with a metal chair. That was it for the 'sport' for me.

I'm sorry to hear this guy did this. It seems that he had serious issues - mental is my guess. Just really, really sad ...
6.27.2007 2:08pm
Tim_the_Soldier (aka thread killer and nun thriller) (mail):
Very easy explanation: They ALL (100%) use massive amounts of anabolic steroids; they work 300 plus days a year; they suffer painful injuries; they take massive amounts of pain medication; pain medication makes them drowsy; they need energy to perform in the ring; they take massive amounts of stimulants to boost energy; these stimulants make it difficult to sleep; they medicate with alcohol and other depressants.

That combination of drugs will mess anyone up. It's a tragedy, and the organization and its founder are partially to blame. Of course, the individual is ultimately to blame. No one forced these men (and women) into professional wrestling.

Deaths since 1985.
6.27.2007 2:21pm
Jerry K. :
The MSM has been trying to blame this on steroids and the WWE. I don't think either are at fault. The dude tied his wife up, then choked her to death. HE smothered his son at a later time. Very deliberate acts. Something not consistent with 'roid rage.

I'm not trying to absolve steroid using wrestlers and Vince McMahon of any wrong doing, I just can't get past the fact that someone could kill their own young child.

Chris Benoit is solely responsible for this tragedy.
6.27.2007 5:09pm
Tim_the_Soldier (aka thread killer and nun thriller) (mail):
So are you telling me that the drugs he was taking had NO effect on his behaviour? I'm not saying that it in any way, shape or form justified his actions; however, those type of drugs at the levels he was taking them, obviously changed the person he may have once been. Now, that being said, it's still Benoit fault, but you said it, what kind of person could do this to their child...a person ravaged by years of roller coaster drug use comes to mind.
6.27.2007 5:44pm
Adam (mail):
Bill O'Reilly said on his TV show tonight that it was basically Benoit's wife's fault, because she should have seen how unbalanced he was and gotten away from him.

He said the same thing about the murdered pregnant woman in Ohio.

He's a national treasure.
6.27.2007 9:17pm
Jerry K. :
It took awhile, but even I stopped watching Bill O'Reilly. The guy is an idiot.

TtS: I'm not saying the drugs he was taking had no effect. No one knows what he was on. According to the WWE he tested Steroid-free back in April. However, they found Steroids in the house. He may have been injecting his kid, which is even more disturbing. Daniel Benoit had a condition or something that made him dwarfish or something. So Chris had been injecting him with HGH. The whole situation is sad and disgusting. It's hard to put it into words. I guess we'll wait a month to find out the toxicology results.
6.27.2007 10:11pm
Rhianna (mail) (www):
Tim, "roid rage" does not equate to the actions this man took. "Roid Rage" would have caused him to beat them both to death - most likely bare-fisted. The tying up, the time between their murders, then the added time to his suicide - that all points to pre-meditation and an unsound mind. Of course if he was abusing steroids it would have caused massive mental issues but that does not equate to the 'steroids did it'. This MAN did it. While steroids may have been a contributing factor, they aren't the smoking gun.
6.28.2007 8:00am
shep (mail):
Serious question: what is it about Republicans and fixing blame. Is it part of the authoritarian thing?
6.28.2007 11:41am
Rhianna (mail) (www):
I'm assuimg you think I'm Republican? I'm not, just a regular registered voter who votes absentee in every election. And Tim is far from what I'd deem "Republican" in any way. I'm not attempting to afix blame - other than to the man who commited the crimes. I believe in taking responsibility for the things you do, and the consequences for doing them. That has nothing to do with politics and everyting to do with being responsible and an adult.
6.28.2007 12:01pm
Jerry K. :
Because blame was broken??
6.28.2007 12:02pm
Tim_the_Soldier (aka thread killer and nun thriller) (mail):
I'm so far to the left, I make FDR look like Pat Robertson.
6.28.2007 12:35pm
shep (mail):
"I believe in taking responsibility for the things you do, and the consequences for doing them."

Good for you Rhianna. You do realize that there are many people who fail to take responsibility for their actions in their own minds (it's actually quite common, you know) and many others who simply don't even understand the world around them and their reactions to it, or what is the "right" reaction, don't you?
6.28.2007 12:40pm
Tim_the_Soldier (aka thread killer and nun thriller) (mail):
6.28.2007 1:12pm
Rhianna (mail) (www):
Shep, if I did the crime, I'll do the time. I was raised that if it was good enough to do, it's good enough to suffer for doing - also helps prevent vindictivness and sheer cruelty.
6.29.2007 5:21am
shep (mail):
"Shep, if I did the crime, I'll do the time."

To the subject at hand: time served - forever.

If I got to rewrite the DSM, somewhere in the first two examples of psychotic would be a parent killing their child. Being a "responsible adult" and "cold-blooded murder" really don't enter into it.

Anyway, this is pretty intriguing.
6.29.2007 10:25am
Ara Rubyan (www):
I saw that this morning. Verrrrrrry in-ter-esting....but strange.
6.29.2007 11:10am
Rhianna (mail) (www):
I read that last night. I agree with Ara, "Verrrrrry in-ter-esting". I want to know who's computer traces back to that IP. Nothing is really "anonymus" in this day and age, and that editor needs to be found and questioned (grilled hard preferably) by the police as to what they knew, and from where.

My brain is on weekend already, so DSM is what? I'm sorry, I'm getting a migraine and it's just not going to the information. Obviously a responsible adult would NOT be a cold-blooded murderer, especially of a child so that's a bit of an oxymoron imo.
6.29.2007 12:24pm
shep (mail):
"My brain is on weekend already, so DSM is what?"

The diagnostic manual for psychiatry. It always comes with a number after it to denote what new stuff they've discovered and what old stuff they discovered was wrong.
6.29.2007 1:25pm
Ara Rubyan (www):
Wikipedia thing: a coincidence?
6.29.2007 3:53pm
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