Master Rudy
21st November 2007, 03:45 AM
Ok first things first. I'm not some rabid WWE fan going nuts and swearing up and down that Chris might be innocent. As far as I'm concerned the "Attitude" era of the "WWF" was the best time period as far as Raw and Smackdown went. Austin, Rocky, DX, Owen Hart......those were the names that would get my attention and slowly as some WCW guys came over I grew to like them as well. However by the time of the Invasion storyline and "brand extendtion" came about I was both very busy in real life and starting to lose major intrest due to a ton of the guys I knew leaving. That being said here we go.....
Following Y2J's return on Monday night as well as hearing about other WWE related things in the past year or two (reformation of DX, return of the classic 'Deadman' Taker, ect)I've been reading up on profiles on Wiki and watching a few vids on You Tube in an attempt to catch myself up big time. Obviously when your out of the loop you don't know how much has changed. On the one hand I had no clue that the WWE now has new competition in TNA. On the other hand I wasn't so out of the loop that I didn't hear about certain deaths in recent years (Eddie to name one). In any case I eventually came accross vids and a website related to the Benoit case that pose intresting questions.
First the website:
www.justiceforbenoit.com
And a listing of the big questions..... (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAHVkLBBYk8)
From the sound of certain things the local police have botched and mishandled the case big time. Here's a few key things known about the case that tend to rub a person the wrong way when you take a step back to think about things:
-Chris apprently sent SMS text messages to Chavo and a few other people who worked for the WWE with his address the night of the murder. The messages included his address and instructions for entering the home as well as saying the dogs were locked up somewhere. Upon arrival the police could not enter saying the dogs were roaming about and for 'fear' of them. How'd they get loose if Chris had them locked up?
-The first big mistake.....police send in the Benoit's neighbor who has a spare key to the front door of the house. Police wait outside as she makes the discovery of the bodies. Granted it can be argued that at this point it was nothing more than a welfare check. However explain this one to me.....isn't it normal for the cops the enter first? I mean let's face it.....at this point in time they don't know what's in there yet. They could have been sending her into a potentially dangerous situation.
-From Wikipedia
"A statement regarding Nancy Benoit's death was added to the Chris Benoit English Wikipedia article 14 hours before police discovered the bodies of Benoit and his family. This seemingly prescient addition was initially reported on Wikinews and later on FOXNews.com. The article originally read: “Chris Benoit was replaced by Johnny Nitro for the ECW World Championship match at Vengeance, as Benoit was not there due to personal issues, stemming from the death of his wife Nancy.” The phrase "stemming from the death of his wife Nancy" was added at 12:01 a.m. EDT on June 25,[48][49] whereas the Fayette County police reportedly discovered the bodies of the Benoit family at 2:30 p.m. EDT (14 hours, 29 minutes later). The IP address of the editor was traced to Stamford, Connecticut, which is also the location of WWE headquarters.[50] After news of the early death notice reached mainstream media, the anonymous poster accessed Wikinews to explain his edit as a "huge coincidence and nothing more."
That's a huge fucking coincidence don't you think? Granted it's sometimes hard to trust things on Wiki but really think about this one here.......14 and a half hours PRIOR to discovery of the bodies a person edits Benoit's profile and says he did not make Vengeance due to the death of his wife. The IP address is then traced to STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT WHICH IS HOME TO THE WWE NO LESS! Could this be a case of someone perhaps knowing a little too much?
Those are three big ones in relation to the investigation. There's much, much more to this than that which I can't cover in one post at nearly 5 AM. So check out the videos on that person's profile as well as the website. As for me? Personally I think there's still evidence saying Chris did it. However when you look at things from a new angle there are too many strange questions regarding this whole thing as well as a few timing issues regarding when the text messages went out and when Chris died as well as many more major things. Right now I'll say I'm undecided for the most part but I'm slowly leaning towards Chris having been murdered as well. I'm not a major conspiracy theroy nut but too much isn't adding up in my mind......
Following Y2J's return on Monday night as well as hearing about other WWE related things in the past year or two (reformation of DX, return of the classic 'Deadman' Taker, ect)I've been reading up on profiles on Wiki and watching a few vids on You Tube in an attempt to catch myself up big time. Obviously when your out of the loop you don't know how much has changed. On the one hand I had no clue that the WWE now has new competition in TNA. On the other hand I wasn't so out of the loop that I didn't hear about certain deaths in recent years (Eddie to name one). In any case I eventually came accross vids and a website related to the Benoit case that pose intresting questions.
First the website:
www.justiceforbenoit.com
And a listing of the big questions..... (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAHVkLBBYk8)
From the sound of certain things the local police have botched and mishandled the case big time. Here's a few key things known about the case that tend to rub a person the wrong way when you take a step back to think about things:
-Chris apprently sent SMS text messages to Chavo and a few other people who worked for the WWE with his address the night of the murder. The messages included his address and instructions for entering the home as well as saying the dogs were locked up somewhere. Upon arrival the police could not enter saying the dogs were roaming about and for 'fear' of them. How'd they get loose if Chris had them locked up?
-The first big mistake.....police send in the Benoit's neighbor who has a spare key to the front door of the house. Police wait outside as she makes the discovery of the bodies. Granted it can be argued that at this point it was nothing more than a welfare check. However explain this one to me.....isn't it normal for the cops the enter first? I mean let's face it.....at this point in time they don't know what's in there yet. They could have been sending her into a potentially dangerous situation.
-From Wikipedia
"A statement regarding Nancy Benoit's death was added to the Chris Benoit English Wikipedia article 14 hours before police discovered the bodies of Benoit and his family. This seemingly prescient addition was initially reported on Wikinews and later on FOXNews.com. The article originally read: “Chris Benoit was replaced by Johnny Nitro for the ECW World Championship match at Vengeance, as Benoit was not there due to personal issues, stemming from the death of his wife Nancy.” The phrase "stemming from the death of his wife Nancy" was added at 12:01 a.m. EDT on June 25,[48][49] whereas the Fayette County police reportedly discovered the bodies of the Benoit family at 2:30 p.m. EDT (14 hours, 29 minutes later). The IP address of the editor was traced to Stamford, Connecticut, which is also the location of WWE headquarters.[50] After news of the early death notice reached mainstream media, the anonymous poster accessed Wikinews to explain his edit as a "huge coincidence and nothing more."
That's a huge fucking coincidence don't you think? Granted it's sometimes hard to trust things on Wiki but really think about this one here.......14 and a half hours PRIOR to discovery of the bodies a person edits Benoit's profile and says he did not make Vengeance due to the death of his wife. The IP address is then traced to STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT WHICH IS HOME TO THE WWE NO LESS! Could this be a case of someone perhaps knowing a little too much?
Those are three big ones in relation to the investigation. There's much, much more to this than that which I can't cover in one post at nearly 5 AM. So check out the videos on that person's profile as well as the website. As for me? Personally I think there's still evidence saying Chris did it. However when you look at things from a new angle there are too many strange questions regarding this whole thing as well as a few timing issues regarding when the text messages went out and when Chris died as well as many more major things. Right now I'll say I'm undecided for the most part but I'm slowly leaning towards Chris having been murdered as well. I'm not a major conspiracy theroy nut but too much isn't adding up in my mind......