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United States: At the end of last month, WWE wrestler Chris Benoit killed his wife and child before hanging himself. There have been sensible suggestions regarding his death, such as known effects of anabolic steroid use (a phenomenon know as "roid rage"), and one or two conspiracy theories, but fellow wrestler Johnny Angel goes further: he believes a third party was responsible for the deaths.
In series of videos on YouTube, he accuses another wrestler, Kevin Sullivan, of being a murderer. Part of his reasoning holds water - Sullivan used to be married to Benoit's wife Nancy, and the deaths happened 10 years after the date of their divorce. At the time, Sullivan had threatened to kill Benoit in front of other wrestlers. But then Angel gets interesting—this wasn't a simple revenge attack, but because Kevin Sullivan is a high-ranking member of the Satanic Church
. This is, of course, according to the video, somehow relevant.
The police need to consider the possibility that these murders were carried out in order to have his revenge, which is what Satanists live for... Amongst many possibilities, this is a possibility.
The video then goes on to detail Angel's detailed and violent fantasies about what could have happened.
No doubt the forthcoming libel case will prove most interesting.
Is Kevin Sullivan The Real Benoit Killer?—entertainmentwise, 9th July 2007;Was Chris Benoit Murdered by Kevin Sullivan? PART 1—YouTube, 4th July 2007.
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1: Posted by: A Voice of Sanity | August 29, 2008 2:48 AM
A good case has been made that Benoit and several other men who play contact sports like football and wrestling have suffered from repeated concussions causing severe depression and suicidal ideation.
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