I think Chris Benoit is a horrible person to do such a thing.

You judge people by the good they did, not the bad.

I just wonder if the house will now be haunted. Anyone see the movie "The Grudge"....the same thing happens, almost.

He was a fake pro wrestler. Woooo. Nothing big there. I judge by the bad and he did the worst.

I knew that it had to be murder, but I didn't stop to think of something as twisted as that! He killed his own family!

Come on, the guy was so twisted...Even Vince McMann said, that noone was ever to mention his name...Take your own life, not your wife and especially your son's too...I hope he burns in hell....

So what have you done that makes you a good person?

Didn't kill my kids and wife.

Lmao! Yeah, credit's due there.

not in denial, but I'm reallllly hoping they found some slight unseen evidence showing somebody else wa sin that house and make it look like benoit did it =/

this is really unthinkable to me

So a serial killer should not be judged by the 35 murders he did but by the one time he helped an old lady across the street? Sorry, got to say on this one I will judge him on the fact that he strung this out the whole weeknd and killed his own mentally handicapped child. It doesn't matter what good he has done. He wiped that slate clean as far as I am concerned.

I just think its sad. I guess he mustve been under a lot of pressure or something, which he couldnt handle. So I think its just very sad what happened. Which means I dont hold any dislike for him at all, and I only hope that people can forgive him for his actions in this world.

We will never know what was going thru his head at the time. People slip and mess up it happens. I won't judge him.

I couldn't care less what choices he made in his personal life, not being a personal acquaintance and all.

I don't know anything about the guy other than the fact that he was a pro-wrestler who killed his wife and handicapped son, so in my eyes he's a *beep*

You sounds like Ric Flair. Anyway, I pity Benoit, he played a twisted madman role, but always defend the weak and the humble. The fact that he killed his son and his wife, didn't made me change my mind. He was under the drugs and I blame the drugs (as well as his personal doctor, that's now in arrest).

Oh, one more thing, I practiced martial art in my town. After a practice, me and some of my friends from the martial art club decided to have a dinner together. While eating, we discussed the case of Chris Benoit and the possibilities that he was influenced by the steroid he's been using (the 'roid rage'). One of my friend later admitted that he once consumes the steroid, and was unable to have erection for 2 weeks straight. He went to the doctor to consult the problem and the doctor told him to quit using steroid. He quitted and it apparently works! He swore never to take those again! See? I still blame the drugs.

I said what did you do that makes you a good person, not what you didn't do to make yourself a bad person.

Take care of my kids(not kill them). Donate to charities. I have helped mentor a half dozen or so people into real estate. Is that enough?And on top of it all, I managed to never kill someone.


Its funny how many people defend this wrestling idiot. I guess he was their hero. Get a new one.

I think people are way to sensitive.

Thats crap. Sorry no disrespect. I took steroids for 10 years and knew probably 20-30 other people that took them regulary. No personality changes. Chris was just crazy. Drugs are not an excuse.

Well, I hope know one ever slips up and slaughters your family. Maybe you won't judge them either.

Pretty much.
I haven't seen him smile or talk once.

Think about this, there are other counts where someone so depressed kills a momber of their family, that mother in Texas, that not more than a year ago had her conviction over turned because she was suffering from a mental disorder. What he did I will never condone, but in the same breath I feel sorry for him and his family, for someothing like this should never have been allowed to happen, the fact that no one bothered to see if he was really OK or not bothers me, because they should have known something was wrong. He was more than likely clinically depressed to point the point where anything would set him off. There is no excuse for what he did, but there is always a cause.

I agree. I believe he was mentally unbalanced. I am surprised he was able to hide it so well.

Thats the crazy part about being a crazy i guess...'unpredictability.'

I hope so too but if it happens it happens. Maybe I'll judge the killer maybe I won't. As with Chris I don't know what exactly happen. So I can't judge him.

Haha, that's brilliant.