ATLANTA (AP) -- Pro wrestler Chris Benoit strangled his wife and smothered his son before hanging himself in his weight room, a law enforcement official close to the investigation told The Associated Press Tuesday.
last night i heard so many of his supporters and members of the press talking about how much they look up to him and how great he was and they were going to have a show on their usual monday evening slot in his honor.. i bet now that they found he did this shit, they are all paddling backwards.
WHAT A SCUMBAG HE IS..
this seems to be a trend among mainly middle to upper class income families, apparently the male becomes so frustrated with the gruel outlook on life that the only solution is to take his own life and everything associated with it.
this story is daily news in many us cities..
how does this happen? do they decide they want to commit suicide but dont want their families to suffer so they kill them too, or do they first kill the family in a rage and then suicide due to guilt trip?
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i've used steroids, know quite a bit about steroids and am surrounded for a couple hrs a day by quite a few people on steroids at the gym that i am great friends with and spend a lot of time with. blaming an isolated, premeditated act of murdering ones family on steroid use is ignorant.
i've used steroids, know quite a bit about steroids and am surrounded for a couple hrs a day by quite a few people on steroids at the gym that i am great friends with and spend a lot of time with. blaming an isolated, premeditated act of murdering ones family on steroid use is ignorant.
Yeah...pure ignorance not based on any facts whatsoever...
"Roid Rage," depression and many other negative side effects have been observed and categorized in relation to the use of steroids and other androgens. New research suggests that a possible explanation for these negative outcomes could be that excess levels of testosterone in the brain leads to mass apoptosis, or programmed suicide, by brain cells. Researchers working at Yale University have published findings in the Journal of Biological Chemistry that illustrate the destructive effects of higher than normal levels of testosterone in the brain. The group also tested estrogen, and found that if anything, it's effects were neuroprotective.
Here's more ignorance:
As with other non-psychotropic drugs, they can also cause adverse
behavioural effects such as mood swings, anxiety, paranoia and “roid rage”.
According to the 2004 Canadian Addiction Survey
Here's more ignorance:
As with other non-psychotropic drugs, they can also cause adverse
behavioural effects such as mood swings, anxiety, paranoia and ?roid rage?.
According to the 2004 Canadian Addiction Survey
Yeah...pure ignorance not based on any facts whatsoever...
"Roid Rage," depression and many other negative side effects have been observed and categorized in relation to the use of steroids and other androgens. New research suggests that a possible explanation for these negative outcomes could be that excess levels of testosterone in the brain leads to mass apoptosis, or programmed suicide, by brain cells. Researchers working at Yale University have published findings in the Journal of Biological Chemistry that illustrate the destructive effects of higher than normal levels of testosterone in the brain. The group also tested estrogen, and found that if anything, it's effects were neuroprotective.
everyone understands the term "roid rage" and what it implies.
that has nothing to do with reality. some guy being a little more irritable or aggressive than normal, is hardly the same as planning to fly home and kill your family.
if you knew what you were talking about, you would know how prolific steroid use and steroid abuse is in pro sports, other sports (high school/college or any just about any sport), bodybuilding and so on... and that obviously people running around killing their families in a premeditated manner, hasn't exactly been a huge problem.
Here's more ignorance:
As with other non-psychotropic drugs, they can also cause adverse
behavioural effects such as mood swings, anxiety, paranoia and ?roid rage?.
According to the 2004 Canadian Addiction Survey
Eros, you really don't know what you're talking about.
"Roid Rage" is such a stupid term, it's just ridiculous. Yes, steroids can make you moody, depressed, anxious and they can shorten an already short temper, they don't however make a generally good person in to a homicidal maniac overnight. It's just ridiculous to think otherwise.
There's plenty of violent crime going on in the USA being committed by people who have never touched any steroids what-so-ever.
Is it possible that some combination of steroid use or withdrawl contributed to this? Sure, it could be one piece of the puzzle for sure. However just ignorantly shouting "Steroid Rage!" just proves how well you soak up the media garbage you're spoon fed.
And finally, Benoit was a pretty big guy, in prety good shape, but let's face it he was no 5% body fat Ronnie Coleman. His body type could be supported with little to no steroids at all. Remember, these are professional athletes whos job it is to work out. Just because YOU can't look like him without streoids, doesn't mean it can't be done. Shit, it's not like we're talking about Batista here.
It's strange, but I assumed this was the outcome from the second I had heard about this news. It's a shame the WWE wasted 3 fucking hours on this dickwad. It should have been dedicated to his family if anything.
i've used steroids, know quite a bit about steroids and am surrounded for a couple hrs a day by quite a few people on steroids at the gym that i am great friends with and spend a lot of time with. blaming an isolated, premeditated act of murdering ones family on steroid use is ignorant.
That's what all Chris' friends could tell too. They knew him, used to hang with him and everyone found him a cool guy. If anyone had thought of him as a potential murderer prior to this incident, they would have been labelled "ignorant"
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