tattdmama. i totally agree with you about Chris Benoit . what happen to him and his family your right people should'nt judge him it wasn't him . it was the steriods he was taking its called riod rage and it can really mess people up . yes he was a good wrestler when i heard what happened i cried he was one of the best wrestler in the biz. he didn't take no bull from nobody and he never backed down from a fight the rabid wolverine will always be in my thought he had a addiction and dont we all have one some way or another dont judge lest you be judge and the only person you need to worry about being judge by is god . may Chris R.I.P along with his family thank you for bringing it up p.s hope you didn't lose nothing in the storm . i have an aunt that lives in louisana god bless you

I'm sorry I just don't agree with your logic. Arguments like this annoy me. It's like you're so de-sensitised from watching wrestling that you think that you have to seperate the man from the wrestler. The fact is he MURDERED two innocent people and then the coward took his own life. Were he capable of feeling guilt of his actions, why not turn himself in? God truly only knows why he did this. Why throw away one of the biggest opputunities of your career? (Benoit was rumoured to have been scheduled to become ECW champion at Night of Champions the sunday night the murders occurred)

The fact is no-one but Benoit knows what went through his mind in those final moments of his life. People have spent too much time trying to defend his actions. If he were suffering from brain damage so severe it would possess someone to not realise that they were killing their family don't you think that someone within the WWE would've noticed his slow mental function? The other excuse has been that he'd O.D'ed on anabolic steroids and suffered a psychotic episode as a result. The murders of Nancy and Daniel were determined to have taken place over 4 days. "Roid Rage" has been known to last anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours - but four days?! Not likely. No-one, not even you, know if he did indeed plan his actions.

No-one is perfect; but even if YOU were a saint for your whole life, if someone found you dead and realised that you'd committed suicide after murdering your whole family you would only be remembered as a soulless lunatic who took the lives of innocent people and then took the cowards way out, just like Benoit. What's even worse is that people likely defend him because he was a face, the good guy, if he'd been a heel, the bad guy, you'd likely condemn him to hell.

I pity the fact that you cannot come to terms with this.