There probably are not that many fans of the WWE on this website, but Chris Benoit was a very talented wrestler. I am stunned to think he would do this to his family, steroids or not. Below is a link and cut and paste of the article

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This is the hardest piece I’ve ever had to write for this website, which is partly why I’m keeping it short.

Since
the news that the bodies of Chris Benoit, his wife Nancy and his
seven-year-old son Daniel were found on Monday night, I’ve been emailed
around the clock asking for my thoughts on what is a shocking tragedy.
In all honesty, I’ve found it extremely hard to even take in the events
of the past day or so, but I thought I should write something.

Chris
Benoit is a guy who I have watched wrestle for around fifteen years.
This is a guy who inspired a generation of fans to want to become
wrestlers. This is a guy who inspired a generation of wrestlers to aim
to be as good as him. Simply put, he was one of the greatest wrestlers
I’ve ever seen, and a hero to many. I was in attendance at Madison
Square Garden in New York City for WrestleMania XX back in 2004.
Everybody who is a wrestling fan knows how great a moment it was to see
Benoit win the World Heavyweight Title and close the show celebrating
with his friend Eddie Guerrero. But as much as I want to look back on
the memories and thank Chris Benoit for years of great wrestling
matches, I simply can’t.

He is a murderer.

It pains
me to write that, but this story is not about wrestling. WWE yesterday
distanced themselves away from Benoit after facts about what happened
over the weekend began to come out, and rightfully so. Everybody has
the right to have an opinion, but right now I find it extremely hard
for anybody to be able to show any compassion or appreciation for a man
who has killed not only his wife, but his son. An innocent,
seven-year-old son. Not only that, like many murderers, he took the
cheap way out and killed himself.

I know there are people
who will read this and think I am being harsh, but while I do feel for
his friends and surviving family members, I just cannot bring myself to
feel anything other than anger and dismay at what has happened. While
the headline may seem harsh to some, I find it impossible to give my
opinion based on what we’ve learnt over the past day or so by referring
to Chris Benoit in any other way.

With regards to Chris
Benoit’s state of mind and mental condition, I don’t want to speculate.
Were the deaths brought on as a result of “roid rage"? I doubt it. I do
believe that when toxicology reports are revealed that investigators
will announce that steroids were in Chris Benoit’s system, but I just
don’t buy into the theory that this was a double-murder that happened
because of steroid use or abuse. Will we know the full story of what
led to Benoit killing the two people closest to him? Perhaps not. I’m
not even sure I want to know the full story.

I’m sure that I’ll have more to say at a later date, but I felt I should share a little of what’s on my mind right now.

To
a loyal, loving, and extremely talented Nancy Benoit, and to a sweet,
innocent, Daniel Benoit who had his whole life ahead of him, Rest in
Peace.

I'm wondering if the president, because of his present stand on immigration, wasn't slipped a mickey, if you will, with some kool aid at some demolib gathering with the mass orcha. I can understand the lib position of letting "undocumented" workers into the country, no moral standards or standars of any kind being the opperative motivation -  but what got into Mr. Bush? There hasn't been any, that I know of, any explenation of why illegals should be given all the rights, priviledges of citizens, or why they should be allowed to skip the line. Had to be something in the demolib beverages, had to be.

There is no sense in being stupid, if you can't prove it! - my dad V