Post by Akirameru on Jun 27, 2007 17:18:59 GMT -5
Officers belive Benoit was part of a Double-Murder-Suicide, where a murder kills two people and then kills himself. In this case, they belive Benoit had killed his wife Nancy, killed his son Daniel, and then turned on himself.
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The WWE made a press conference of the tragedy and stated this:
1. The authorities stated that all drugs found in the house were believed to be legal prescriptions.
2. Steroids were not, and could not, be related to the cause of death. [that's what WWE said, may not be true.]
3. Toxicology tests have not even been completed, so there is no current evidence that Benoit even had steroids or any other substance in his body. In that regard, on the last test done on Benoit by WWE's independently administered drug testing program, done on April 10, 2007, Benoit tested negative.
4. The physical findings announced by authorities indicate deliberation, not rage. The wife's feet and hands were bound and she was asphyxiated, not beaten to death. By the account of the authorities, there were substantial periods of time between the death of the wife and the death of the son, again suggesting deliberate thought, not rage.
5. WWE strongly suggests that it is entirely wrong for speculators to suggest that steroids had anything to do with these senseless acts, especially when the authorities plainly stated there is no evidence that Benoit had steroids in his body, pending the toxicological reports, and that they had no evidence at this time as to the motive for these acts.
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I went to wwe.com and found out that Chris's son had Fragile X Syndrome, which causes physical and learning disabilities to more severe cognitive or intellectual disabilities. A co-worker and long time friend of the Benoit’s speculates said that maybe Benoit killed his wife Nancy [for whatever reason], and then killed his son because he was concerned Daniel wouldn't survive with his Syndome since no one would be there to take care of him since Benoit was going to do suicide.
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The WWE made a press conference of the tragedy and stated this:
1. The authorities stated that all drugs found in the house were believed to be legal prescriptions.
2. Steroids were not, and could not, be related to the cause of death. [that's what WWE said, may not be true.]
3. Toxicology tests have not even been completed, so there is no current evidence that Benoit even had steroids or any other substance in his body. In that regard, on the last test done on Benoit by WWE's independently administered drug testing program, done on April 10, 2007, Benoit tested negative.
4. The physical findings announced by authorities indicate deliberation, not rage. The wife's feet and hands were bound and she was asphyxiated, not beaten to death. By the account of the authorities, there were substantial periods of time between the death of the wife and the death of the son, again suggesting deliberate thought, not rage.
5. WWE strongly suggests that it is entirely wrong for speculators to suggest that steroids had anything to do with these senseless acts, especially when the authorities plainly stated there is no evidence that Benoit had steroids in his body, pending the toxicological reports, and that they had no evidence at this time as to the motive for these acts.
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I went to wwe.com and found out that Chris's son had Fragile X Syndrome, which causes physical and learning disabilities to more severe cognitive or intellectual disabilities. A co-worker and long time friend of the Benoit’s speculates said that maybe Benoit killed his wife Nancy [for whatever reason], and then killed his son because he was concerned Daniel wouldn't survive with his Syndome since no one would be there to take care of him since Benoit was going to do suicide.
