Chris Benoit Found Dead!!!!!

[..shurrup..]

Yes... Krissy your Full Of It & Warrior aint you that posted but I going to know who did...

im full of it??? why??

 

[Mustang]

i seriously don't understand this guy

warrior fanatic was telling you that he hanged himself

not put ink..and why they full of it lmaoo

 

[..shurrup..]

i seriously don't understand this guy

warrior fanatic was telling you that he hanged himself

not put ink..and why they full of it lmaoo

lol i really dont get why im full of it...what did i say??

 

[Mustang]

this ink thing is wierd....heard nothing of it

yeah he hung himself apparently

thats is why

:S

 

[..shurrup..]

thats is why

:S

lol explain to me why im full of it lol...he hung himself apparently thats the truth right

he confuses me

 

[Mustang]

yeah thats the truth..

i don't get him lol

he started the whole ink thing

 

[..shurrup..]

yeah thats the truth..

i don't get him lol

he started the whole ink thing

yeah i thought it was him....i completely skipped the whole ink thing...seemed like nonsense to me

 

[Mustang]

yeah seems pretty bull to me

 

[Mustang]

Well he used ink instead of roids. There was nothing else to inject.

ATLANTA, Georgia (AP) -- The pro wrestler who strangled his wife and son and committed suicide last month bought injectable ink 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 ink to other patients.

Dr. Phil Astin prescribed a 10-month supply of black-coloured ink to Chris Benoit every three to four weeks between May 2006 and May 2007, a Ink 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 ink, the document states. Prosecutors would not say what "RX Weight Loss" is.

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

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

you talking bout that parra power?

 

[..shurrup..]

yeah im not even going to give it a second thought

 

[Izy]

Here u go guys an update.



WRESTLER Chris Benoit had a cocktail of drugs in his body when he murdered his wife and son, and even his seven-year-old son tested positive for anti-anxiety pills.

Benoit killed his wife and son, placed Bibles next to their bodies and then hanged himself on the cable of a weight machine in the family home.

According to Associated Press (AP), investigators have confirmed Benoit's body contained elevated levels of testosterone, as well as the anti-anxiety drug Xanax and the painkiller hydrocodone. However, he tested negative for alcohol.

Benoit's seven-year-old son Daniel was found to have Xanax in his system when he died, AP reported, and the wrestler's wife, Nancy, also tested positive for prescription drugs.

She had Xanax, hydrocodone and the painkiller hydromorphone in her body, according to AP.

It is unclear whether Benoit was reponsible for giving them Xanax or the other drugs before he killed them.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation, which performed the drug tests, said it could not test Daniel Benoit for steroids or human growth hormones because of a lack of urine.

AP had earlier reported that anabolic steroids were found in Chris Benoit's home, which fuelled speculation about whether the drugs caused him to snap.

There is some evidence that steroids can cause paranoia, depression and violent outbursts - known as "roid rage."

According to AP, Dr Kris Sperry said the results do not show whether steroids played a part in the killings last month at the Benoits' suburban Atlanta home.

Authorities have charged Benoit's doctor, Dr Phil Astin, with improperly prescribing painkillers and other drugs to two patients other than Benoit. He has pleaded not guilty, AP reported.

Investigators have raided Dr Astin's office several times since the deaths, seizing prescription records and other documents.

Before he was charged, Astin told AP he prescribed testosterone for Benoit, who was a longtime friend.

According to AP, Dr Astin would not say whether he prescribed any medication to Benoit when the wrestler visited his office on June 22, the day authorities believe Benoit killed his family.

 

[Parra_Power]

So Now Investigators are saying he might of been Dtunk when he murdered his Wfie and/or Son... This is getting more and more Interesting & saddening

 

[Game Breaker]

So Now Investigators are saying he might of been Dtunk when he murdered his Wfie and/or Son... This is getting more and more Interesting & saddening

No, he tested negative for alcohol

 

[Ben Godberts]

y is this murdering pos still being talked about

 

[Game Breaker]

I dont know why in the last couple of weeks, but there has been a recent update with toxicology results being released

 

[Parra_Power]

"Benoit's seven-year-old son Daniel was found to have Xanax in his system when he died, AP reported, and the wrestler's wife, Nancy, also tested positive for prescription drugs.

She had Xanax, hydrocodone and the painkiller hydromorphone in her body, according to AP.

It is unclear whether Benoit was reponsible for giving them Xanax or the other drugs before he killed them. "

What the Hell is Xanax... based on the Report... It seems to be a Prescribed Drug Rather than a Illicet Drug.

 

[.chantelle.]

xanex is an anit-anxiety drug.. it's the drug that benoits doctor prescribed him on the friday before he murdered his family. the levels of the drug xanex found in all of them was at a therapeutic level not toxic.. but because it's not usually intended for children daniel was actually sedated by it before he was murdered.

 

[Parra_Power]

So Daniel was out before being put out... I'm thinking that Benoit had very attention on what he was Doing... Roid Rage theory seems to be Disappearing.

 

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