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Whoever it was that said that WWE's policy is not to kill off its characters, then how do you explain Al Wilson. And the implication with Paul Bearer and even with Muhammad Hassan was that the "characters" had been killed off, whether they were declared dead or not.
Killing off a WWE character is no different to the death of a character in any other TV show. It's kind of different in that these stars often use their real names and the whole fantasy/reality balance is a bit wobbly, it isn't clearly defined like, for example, a soap opera.
As far as the "fraud" aspect of this thread is concerned, it must surely be fraudulant to sell Eddie Guerrero tribute T-shirts, with the profits allegedly going to his family, if he isn't really dead.
I can see why people can start to believe it's all an angle... it has crossed my mind... but the death was reported by all the mainstream media. Surely at least ONE reporter would have looked into it deep enough to notice if he was actually not dead. Also, the autopsy reports were apparently published.
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