You all love conspiracy don't you?

[Paladin_Hammer]

Former WWE wrestler's web-page was altered before his body and his family members bodies were found.

You can skip the read if you like, because it sums up like this:

Before their bodies were found, the wikipedia article on Chris Beniot was altered to mention that his wife's death had caused him to miss a match. The IP from which the alteration was made is registered to the WWE's headquarters in Stamford, Conn.

Someone knew his wife was dead before even the police knew. And this person had access to use a WWE IP address.

So even more simply put (possibly over-simplfied), the World Wrestling Entertainment Corporation or someone working for it killed him.

Discuss.

[Sprung]

Former WWE wrestler's web-page was altered before his body and his family members bodies were found.

You can skip the read if you like, because it sums up like this:

Before their bodies were found, the wikipedia article on Chris Beniot was altered to mention that his wife's death had caused him to miss a match. The IP from which the alteration was made is registered to the WWE's headquarters in Stamford, Conn.

Someone knew his wife was dead before even the police knew. And this person had access to use a WWE IP address.

So even more simply put (possibly over-simplfied), the World Wrestling Entertainment Corporation or someone working for it killed him.

Discuss.

Or someone with a police scanner who understand the "10-codes" cops use heard it, and either was someone, or told someone who had WWE ties.

It doesn't mean they killed him.

[Paladin_Hammer]

It doesn't mean they killed him.

I keep forgetting that sarcasm isn't in most of your dictionaries.

Oh, and just a restate, this happened BEFORE the police knew they were dead. So someone scanning the police radio waves wouldn't have known.

[Corey]

Former WWE wrestler's web-page was altered before his body and his family members bodies were found.

You can skip the read if you like, because it sums up like this:

Before their bodies were found, the wikipedia article on Chris Beniot was altered to mention that his wife's death had caused him to miss a match. The IP from which the alteration was made is registered to the WWE's headquarters in Stamford, Conn.

Someone knew his wife was dead before even the police knew. And this person had access to use a WWE IP address.

So even more simply put (possibly over-simplfied), the World Wrestling Entertainment Corporation or someone working for it killed him.

Discuss.

[Anonymous]

Good to see some things never change.

I come back from a year away and Paladin is still spouting conspiracy bullshit like I never left.

Welcome... To my list.

[Sprung]

Good to see some things never change.

I come back from a year away and Paladin is still spouting conspiracy bullshit like I never left.

Welcome... To my list.

Lighten up

It's the FFA, and if there was ever a story with more unanswered questions, it's this one.

[Elmdor Rizer]

The raid at Dr. Phil Astin's office in Carrollton began Wednesday night and concluded early Thursday, said agent Chuvalo Truesdell, a spokesman for the Drug Enforcement Administration. No arrests were made.

The act of making fun of his name would never get old.

On topic: I'm with necro on this one.

[Mikey]

I blame Mick Foley.

[Mr. Kenney]

The Illuminati is responsible for this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Tassadar]

Jews did it.

I hate (most) conspiracies.

[Xena]

The butler did it, in the library.

With the chamber maid.

On topic: I callz wikipedias hax.

[b1gwi11]

on a larger note, why would any1 bother to kill his wife and make it look like a murder / suicide?


furthermore, he was just a wrestler...... so what does it matter?

............im gonna get flamed for the second remark but srsly

[Kazuya Mishima]

furthermore, he was just a wrestler...... so what does it matter?

Agreed.

[Huey Kruthas]

Wow, I am sorry, and I know you closed a thread recently about this, but new information has popped up that I think is pretty crazy

Yahoo News

[Elin]

Sorry, falados, but there was already a thread here discussing this topic. I've just merged your one with it.