So....which of you posted on wikipedia??

[jnb3599]

another interesting tidbit for all the conspiracy theorists out there...


http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,287194,00.html


They say someone just "guessed" the reason Benoit no-showed was cause the death of his wife and happened to be right. I wish that person would "guess" a few lottery numbers for me!


Anyone seen Kevin Sullivan this past weekend?

In June 2007, FOX News reported on a possible link between Sullivan and the suspicious deaths of Chris, Nancy and Daniel Benoit, as well as Sherri Martel. [3]

from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Sullivan_%28wrestler%29

[TerranRich]

FOX News has a lot of theories. They're idiots, for the most part. :p

[Xero]

This has been posted three times.

[FourFifty]

The media in general has a lot of theories. They're idiots, for the most part. :p

[jnb3599]

sorry Xero didn't know it was anywhere else, lump me in with the media, overkill, over analyzing, sensationalizing, maybe I go grab Wolf Blitzer for ans interview for the next post!?

[mrslackalack]

From WO

In a really bizarre story regarding the story going around everywhere about Wikipedia at 4:01 a.m. on Monday posting that Nancy Benoit had passed away, long before authorities knew, and it was removed 20 minutes later due to a lack of confirmation, my belief is that it was nobody who knew anything. The edit came from Connecticut, but not from WWE headquarters. My feeling is that this is just a bizarre coincidence. The WWE later found that on its chat line at 8:41 p.m., during the PPV, after Benoit missed the show, someone on a WWE chat said that he missed the show due to his wife dying. Later, when the person was asked where he heard the story, he said, "Meltzer reported it." An hour later after the Wikipedia entry was taken down, someone from Australia edited it and again put that Nancy Benoit had passed away, attributing it to "several pro wrestling web sites." I didn't know of this until today when questioned by WWE who asked if Benoit had called me, which he hadn't, nor did I report it or know anything until Monday afternoon, after the WWE wrestlers were told. It appears it was a hoax started by someone and given credibility by usage of my name, no more than the daily fake stories people make up on MMA and pro wrestling chat boards, the appear to have led to the Wikipedia edit, this become a big story, and it may be nothing more to the story other than an eerie irony.

[IC Champion]

Fox News sucks dick.

[jnb3599]

as opposed to cnn, or local news, or any other media outlet that doesn't suck??they are all shit

[KayfabeMan]

ugh

[El Fangel]

Double Ugh

[Corkscrewed]

fermela, s'il vous plait.