rabid Wolverine Murders wife n child/suicide??

[S.P.G]

yeah that was what they said on tv just last night i was like WTF.......

[ebjack]

I was reading some posts on my wifes forum (coupon shopping) and there were a lot of comments saying "that steroids are not to blame" and the media is making steroids a scapegoat. From what I read, these women are not being fooled by the media...and these are average housewifes...

From what I gather the average person does not believe the media..

good for them!!

[Schmidty]

Last nigh my gf mom brought this up to me. She said that roids were the reason he killed his wife and kid, after i was done lau***ng i went into a 10 minute long speach about how much BS that is. Her mom can be dumb some times.

[Getinbgr]

Could there be anything worse for the reputation of steroids than the coverage being given right now in connection with Benoit murder/suicide? Watched Nancy Grace last night put "experts" on who say this is an example of classic roid rage . Customs going to tighten-up even more now.

[C_Bino]

Merged.

[thunderin]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070629/.../wrestler_dead

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070629/.../wrestler_dead

[305GUY]

thats weird. my guess is he had a password to edit the page himself. may he burn in hell.

[Decoder]

they really need to mention the 12 empty beer cans they found around him.

[Decoder]

more people are killed in a drunk rage than a "roid rage "

[spicyer]

thats weird. my guess is he had a password to edit the page himself. may he burn in hell.

Burn in hell? Is that a judgement from you? Just curious I certainly don't condone what he did, but neither will I judge any person who is going in front of God to be judged.

[305GUY]

Burn in hell? Is that a judgement from you? Just curious I certainly don't condone what he did, but neither will I judge any person who is going in front of God to be judged.

call it what you want, but imo if there is a hell, someone who purposely sufficated a 7 year to death should definitely spend the rest of eternity burning in "hell". not to mention it being his own 7 year old and killing his wife as well.

[Decoder]

but benoit was on steroids obviously he is the victim here!

[Decoder]

The man obviously was under alot of stress from work, lots of domestic problems with his wife, had anger problems but hid them well, did recreation drugs, drank, and did steroids , and had some sort of sever mental thought problem he hid well, this combo caused his horrible actions, and if there is a hell im sure he is there regardless in what aided him to do this.

[Second2None]

Burn in hell? Is that a judgement from you? Just curious I certainly don't condone what he did, but neither will I judge any person who is going in front of God to be judged.

words from god you kill a kid ure in hell,just forgot to put that in the bible
A "real fathers" law is u dont put or take any thing on your children
i survived iraq and a f--ked up custody battle which ive won, ive seen the gate of hell and my kids didnt suffer 1 second of my pain. IMO
he might of been big, but he was weak

[NewVader]

words from god you kill a kid ure in hell,just forgot to put that in the bible
A "real fathers" law is u dont put or take any thing on your children

GOD? I'm surprised to see how many people waste their life believing in such ano obvious falsity...and they take it seriously too!!

[Second2None]

GOD? I'm surprised to see how many people waste their life believing in such ano obvious falsity...and they take it seriously too!!

Explain

[NewVader]

Explain

I think it it preatty obvious that god doesn't exist...

[sooners04]

I would like an explaination of how YOU know "A GOD" doesn't exist.

[Superhuman]

Wow it's amazing that shit like this happens... how could you murder people you love like that - ESPECIALLY their 7 year-old mentally retarded son. That's aweful. He must have been extremely ***ressed, I can't even imagine what he must have been going through to do what he did.

[TheSentinal]

The guy was sick plain and simple. I am sure they will find out he was intoxicated when blood results come back. Now we have all the pundits out there convinced it was roid rage . Althouh I am not a Vince fan or WWE fan, he does have it right: This was a deliberate, calculated event - not a "snapping" typical of roid rage. Every damn news anchor or personality cannot believe that anything other than steroids is to blame. This will just motivate the feds to do more to stop it. You think customs is catching a lot today? Just wait! This is just like the Steve Belcher "ephedrine" band wagon with the media jumping on the issue without doing the proper research.

[Joemeek]

GOD? I'm surprised to see how many people waste their life believing in such ano obvious falsity...and they take it seriously too!!

Here Here

[Joemeek]

I would like an explaination of how YOU know "A GOD" doesn't exist.

Tell me how you know one does ? Because if there was a "GOD" do you think he'd stand by and watch half the stuff that happens here.

[Mighty Joe]

There's gonna be some skinny or fat wrestrlers in the future!

[BlueCollar24]

Tell me how you know one does ? Because if there was a "GOD" do you think he'd stand by and watch half the stuff that happens here.

You're right...he watches everything that happens. He gave us free choice a long time ago.

[thunderin]

Could another party have been involved seeing that the webpage was edited 14 hours before the bodies were found?

It could explain a lot of things........

[Joemeek]

You're right...he watches everything that happens. He gave us free choice a long time ago.

If believing in a "GOD" makes you live a good life, then that's not a bad thing..everyone has their own opinion, difference is, i don't try and turn believers into non believers

[kynetguy]

call it what you want, but imo if there is a hell, someone who purposely sufficated a 7 year to death should definitely spend the rest of eternity burning in "hell". not to mention it being his own 7 year old and killing his wife as well.

A men.

I feel God forgives no man who harms a child.

[Flagg]

Aren't we supposed to be discussing how Benoits page got mysteriously altered? Seriously, why are we even talking about God here? I don't believe in God but that's irrelivant.

I also read that Benoits wikipedia page was altered over the weekend, which was apparantly very soon after he died. Rumours are already citing that WWE officials knew about his demise sooner rather than later as an IP track was traced back to Connecticut which just happens to be the WWE HQ's. Of course it coulda been just a troll but you just can't tell.

[Joemeek]

Of course it coulda been just a troll but you just can't tell.

Paranoia ? lol

[Flagg]

Paranoia ? lol

haha, not really but it's kind of an interesting case now. I mean everyone has been talking about it, everyone has an opinion of it. The latest being VKM knew about this before the police did.

The only things that bother me is no suicide note. I mean you'd think the man would have left something to explain his actions. I read about something that happens known as Family Anihilation Phenomena and it claims 1200 lives a year in the States alone. Im wondering if that was his "motive".

[TrennK]

Personally I think he took the easy way out, killing his wife was 1 thing, but his 7yr old kid, thats just F**ked up man, I hope he rots in hell for what he did.

[orion565]

I can't believe they are trying to blame steroids for this:

http://www.nationalledger.com/artman...72614410.shtml

They are always looking for excuses other than blaming the person who did it, wtf?

[Lexed]

another attempt by media and goverment to make steroids look bad

[lpicken]

Maybe it was the clomid? LOL. Anyways, this is utter crap. It makes me mad as hell. It happened the because the guy was a nut and snapped without warning just like the rest of the nuts in the world. I agree, why is everybody else in the world to blame but the person who did it?

[thetank]

another thread for the merge..
anyway, on the cover of a canadian paper i saw today it read "BENOIT:JUICE FREAK: KILLER"
ridiculous.

[SnaX]

The guy had a bible next to them right?...

Anyways.. the guy had issues already embedded. The steroids don't MAKE you do anything.

And the guy was already KNOWN to be depressed.. so you throw in gear, and if anything, you'll get an emotional roller coaster.

Juice is supposed to give you an overall sense of well-being.

Something else was wrong with this guy.

It is irritating to read papers pointing the finger at gear without even knowing details other than he used steroids.


-Lets do some examples because I'm bored.

Two men killed their families. Which one was using gear? Or one was on gear so it was the gear that made him do it... so what was the reason for the guy not using gear? Who knows!

This really was a predisposition to kill his family.

This is all visual accusations.. lame.

YELLOW JOURNALISM!!!!

-Didn't the raid his doc's office as well? Lame.

[nbkandrew13]

if anything when im on and the wife pisses me off i dont wanna kill her i just wanna fuk her sister,

[Lavinco]

A Wikipedia user says it was a complete coincidence that they reported the death of pro wrestler Chris Benoit's wife more than 14 hours before the entire family was found dead.

The haunting entry came to light this week, adding another twist to the grisly double-murder/suicide in which Benoit killed his wife, Nancy, his seven-year-old, and then hanged himself at their Atlanta-area home.

The Internet Protocol, or IP, address of the computer that posted the entry was traced to Stamford, Conn. - where the headquarters of Benoit's employer, World Wrestling Entertainment, is located.

The entry said the Montreal-born wrestling star Benoit had skipped a WWE pay-per-view last Sunday event due to the death of his wife.

However, on Friday, someone claiming to be the same user called the prescient post nothing but an "incredible coincidence."

"I was reading rumors and speculation about this matter online, and one of them included that his wife may have passed away, and I did the wrong thing by posting it on wikipedia to spite there being no evidence," the user wrote on Wikipedia, an online encyclopedia that lets users edit stories anonymously.

"I am deeply sorry about this, and I was just as shocked as everyone when I heard that this actually would happen in real life."

Wikinews confirmed the IP address of the post was the same as the earlier entry, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported on its website.

While the user confirmed they live in Stamford, they said they had no connection whatsoever to the WWE or Benoit's family.

A spokeswoman for Wikimedia Foundation, Sandra Ordonez, told the Journal-Constitution the IP address connected to the individual has a history of editing wrestling-related articles on Wikipedia.
© CanWest News Service 2007
http://www.canada.com/topics/news/st...3fb891&k=97156

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Benoit

[K.Biz]

Read This Load Of Bull. Thanks Beniot for adding a little more fuel to the flame.

ATLANTA, Georgia (AP) -- The pro wrestler who strangled his wife and son and committed suicide last month bought injectable steroids excessively, according to court papers.

Professional wrestler Chris Benoit killed his wife, child and himself, court papers say.

His doctor was charged Monday with improperly prescribing drugs to other patients.

Dr. Phil Astin prescribed a 10-month supply of anabolic steroids to Chris Benoit every three to four weeks between May 2006 and May 2007, a Drug Enforcement Administration agent said in an affidavit filed Friday and made public Monday.

During a probe of "RX Weight Loss," Benoit was identified as an excessive buyer of injectable steroids, the document states. Prosecutors would not say what "RX Weight Loss" is.

The affidavit also said Astin supplied various controlled substances, including injectable anabolic steroids , that were found in Benoit's home.

Astin has not been charged with supplying steroids to Benoit, though U.S. Attorney David E. Nahmias said more charges are possible.

The anabolic steroids found in Benoit's home led officials to wonder whether the drugs played a role in the killings that started the weekend of June 22. Some experts believe steroids can cause paranoia, depression and violent outbursts known as "roid rage ." Toxicology tests on Benoit's body have not been completed.

A federal indictment issued Monday charges Astin with improperly dispensing painkillers and other drugs to two different patients.

Prosecutors allege in the seven-count indictment that Astin dispensed drugs including Percocet, Xanax, Lorcet and Vicoprofen between April 2004 and September 2005. The recipients were identified in the indictment by the initials O.G. and M.J.; Benoit's initials were not listed.

Astin pleaded not guilty and was being held in lieu of $125,000 bond. He will be under house arrest once he posts bond and must surrender his medical license, U.S. Magistrate Judge Linda Walker ordered.

Astin had written prescriptions for about 1 million doses of controlled substances over the past two years, including "significant quantities" of injectable testosterone cypionate , an anabolic steroid , according to the criminal complaint.

The complaint by Drug Enforcement Administration agent Anissa Jones said the amount of prescriptions was "excessive" for a medical office with a sole practitioner in a rural area like Carrollton, about 40 miles west of Atlanta.

Assistant U.S. Attorney John Horn said that when agents raided the doctor's office Wednesday, Astin was carrying Benoit's medical file.

Astin's attorney, Manny Arora, said the doctor had brought the file because he thought the authorities would want it.

Federal drug agents have taken over the probe into whether Astin improperly prescribed testosterone and other drugs to Benoit before the killings and suicide in the wrestler's suburban Atlanta home last month. State prosecutors and sheriff's officials are overseeing the death investigation.

Investigators have conducted two raids at Astin's west Georgia office since last week.

Astin prescribed testosterone for Benoit, a longtime friend, in the past but has not said what, if any, medications he prescribed when Benoit visited his office June 22, the day authorities believe Benoit killed his wife.

"We're still asking questions and searching for answers with regard to the death so we can tie up loose ends," said Scott Ballard, Fayette County district attorney.

Authorities have said Benoit strangled his wife and son, placing Bibles next to their bodies, before hanging himself with the cable of a weight machine in his home.

The boy had old needle marks in his arms, Ballard has said. He said he had been told the parents considered him undersized and had given him growth hormones.

Benoit's father, Michael, said Monday that "it's impossible to come up with a rational explanation for a very irrational act."

"Let the cards fall where they fall, we have no control over it at this point," he said.

Source
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/07/03/wre...rss_topstories

[Titleist]

I feel sorry for Astin. This case will definitely make other doctors less likely to prescribe AAS.

Again, for the record, **** Benoit & **** the media. Thanks for your time.