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The lead story on the Wrestling Observer site:

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Lead story on Atlanta news tonight could be major embarrassment to WWE and drug policy

Fox 5 in Atlanta tonight had as one of its lead stories, an item about a man who moved into a home he had just purchased from a WWE wrestler (whose name was not identified in the story).

He found who shoe boxes filled with steroids and Growth Hormone in a crawl space in the wall along with a copy of the wrestlers current contract and a memo regarding changes in te dress code.

They announced they weren't releasing the name of the wrestler who just moved until they spoke with him first.

Thanks to Scott Decker
http://www.wrestlingobserver.com/wo/....asp?aID=22512

http://www.myfoxatlanta.com/myfox/pa...Y&pageId=1.1.1

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Bottles Labeled as HGH Found in Locust Grove Home

Last Edited: Sunday, 06 Apr 2008, 11:03 PM EDT
Created: Sunday, 06 Apr 2008, 10:16 PM EDT

Reported by Art Franklin

HENRY COUNTY, Ga. (FOX 5) -- Henry County Police are investigating what a Locust Grove man says he found inside his home.

He turned over to police several bottles that were labeled as containing human growth hormones.

The man also gave police numerous syringes and other materials that investigators say could belong to a W.W.E. wrestler.

"I had never looked in here and so she was gonna put her stuff in here and just looked back in here and the boxes were just sitting there," said the homeowner.

The Locust Grove man showed FOX 5 News where his daughter stumbled upon the disturbing find in the attic of their home.

"It was actually pushed over closer to this wall," said the homeowner as he pointed to a nearby wall.

The homeowner was referring to two shoe boxes that contained several small bottles labeled as testosterone, neomasteron -- which is also an anabolic steroid -- some bottles with no markings at all and there were numerous unopened syringes.

Asked what his thoughts were upon discovering the drugs, the homeowner said "well being the fact that I have children I was horrified because my kids actually play up in that room and so the first thing I thought is what if there were to open that and they would have gotten a hold of the stuff and the syringes."

The shoeboxes also contained personal documents with the name of a man who used to live in the house.

Among those documents was a contract from the W.W.E. and a memorandum to W.W.E. superstars in 2004 about the new dress code.

Henry County Police have asked FOX 5 News not to name that wrestler at this time because they want to talk with him first.

Futhermore, no charges have been filed.

Police are still investigating what the substance was in those bottles.

While it is not illegal for W.W.E. wrestlers to take steroids the W.W.E. Director of Publicity Kevin Hennesy told FOX 5 News "wrestlers can only be prescribed steroids by a physician which is rare and only for a specific medical condition and it is usually taken orally."

Hennesy added, "If a wrestler is injecting steroids for performance enhancement purposes that would be a matter for local law enforcement."

Investigators say they believe the wrestler is staying with relatives in another state.

Police want to question him and test the bottles of substances that were found in the Locust Grove home.

Don't a lot of wrestlers live in Atlanta because it is a major airport hub?

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Originally Posted by BigDaddyCool (Post 2109637)

Don't a lot of wrestlers live in Atlanta because it is a major airport hub?

I would asume many still live there after their wcw days also

It says "former" residence, tho. Meaning, they don't live there.

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Originally Posted by Afterlife (Post 2109648)

It says "former" residence, tho. Meaning, they don't live there.

I think that's because someone bought the house and then found steroids in it. ;)

I understand that, goober. Guys were asking who still lives in Atlanta. I was pointing out that it doesn't matter.

Well it's recent, so it would include people who have lived in Atlanta in the past few months or year. Who the fuck nows. All we know is they were part of WWE in 2004, lived in Atlanta and just moved.
They say it could be past or present WWE talent.

How bout Goldberg?

If it weren't for the fact that "the police want to talk to this person" I would say the guy just moved into Benoit's old house. Wouldn't that be convenient for the media to ressurect that whole debacle

also, lol at the dress code memo. I remember reading about that back then

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Originally Posted by Jeritron (Post 2109669)

I was thinking that, myself.

We'll see you at the big wheel.

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"wrestlers can only be prescribed steroids by a physician which is rare and only for a specific medical condition and it is usually taken orally."

LOL yeah. Which explains how almost a fifth of the roster was busted in the signature pharmacy scandal, right?

(Well, the number, which included a couple of people no longer o nthe roster, was somewhere approaching a fifth of the size of the WWE's active roster of non-Dvia wrestlers).

PS. Do they really need to "resurrect" the whole debacle? I mean, I know people are still pissed that the company looked bad, but let's face it, it ain't because of the media...It's because it's a company run by carnie scum employing drug addicts, murderers, wife beaters, and crazy fucks.

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Originally Posted by Kane Knight (Post 2109777)

PS. Do they really need to "resurrect" the whole debacle? I mean, I know people are still pissed that the company looked bad, but let's face it, it ain't because of the media...It's because it's a company run by carnie scum employing drug addicts, murderers, wife beaters, and crazy fucks.

Say what you will about Jeff Hardy, Chris Benoit, and Steve Austin. But for the love of GOD leave Terry Funk out of it!

Dennis Stamp should get a push now

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Originally Posted by BigDaddyCool (Post 2109637)

Don't a lot of wrestlers live in Atlanta because it is a major airport hub?

no, because they still are holding out for a WCW re-birth...BEEEEEEELIEVE IT!

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Originally Posted by Jeritron (Post 2109799)

Dennis Stamp should get a push now

But HE'S NOT BOOKED!

LOLOLOLOL

It's Mike Knox.

Well, he's going to be gone.

So STEVIE can get his win back!

LOL, this seemed big, but since it's Knox, this kind of fell flat. The guy basically just got back on tv, and just that quick, he'll be gone.

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Originally Posted by Vastardikai (Post 2110053)

...

It's CM Punk.

Anybody be shocked ifthat were true?

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Originally Posted by Kane Knight (Post 2110421)

Anybody be shocked ifthat were true?

It would be awesome if they pumped in C.M. Punk chants during the court hearing though.

Knox was under contract in 2004!?

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Originally Posted by BigDaddyCool (Post 2109637)

Don't a lot of wrestlers live in Atlanta because it is a major airport hub?

No! Atlanta is more than just a Delta hub. It's a vibrant metropolis, the equal of Paris or New York.
Look at these fabulous sights. Turner Field, the Coca-Cola bottling plant, the, uh, the airport.

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Originally Posted by FourFifty (Post 2110537)

No! Atlanta is more than just a Delta hub. It's a vibrant metropolis, the equal of Paris or New York.
Look at these fabulous sights. Turner Field, the Coca-Cola bottling plant, the, uh, the airport.

But how can a city with such a fabulous airport wind up in the bottom of the ocean?

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Originally Posted by BigDaddyCool (Post 2111004)

But how can a city with such a fabulous airport wind up in the bottom of the ocean?

Ah, now that's a story that can only rightly be told in a Chamber of Commerce video narrated by folk-rock trubadour Donovan.

Being that it's Mike Knox, this may be the first Steroid Scare that nobody gives a shit about. IN fact, the media might noty say his name, presuming that "A WWE Superstar" sounds more important than "WWE's Mike Knox".

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Originally Posted by Afterlife (Post 2111181)

:rofl: I can see it now!

News Guy: WWE's Mike Knox sold a house full of steroids. WWE has a wellness program to prevent the use of these drugs. And now to Ollie Williams for our Black-u-Weather forcast. Ollie?

Ollie: IT'S GONNA RAIN!

News Guy: Thanks Ollie.

News Caster: A professional athlete might be on steroids. In actual news...