WWE News Paul Heyman comments on the Benoit family tragedy Feb 21, 2008 - 03:00 PM Email This Article | Printer Friendly Page Send Us News & Results | Back to Main Listing Paul Heyman wrote a commentary piece on the Benoit family tragedy. “So, how does anyone tackle the subject of what happened?” Heyman writes. “How does someone who knew Chris, Nancy, and Daniel convey his or her thoughts on this horrific murder suicide that touched all our lives? Where do you start if you’re trying to understand it all? “See, that’s just the point. I don’t understand it. I can’t grasp it and I’ve given up trying. It’s obvious from what we know about Chris’ diary and his concussions and his brain damage and his drug use that he descended into madness. And before that, one would have to assume that unbeknownst to us all, he was a man prone to this level of—what word applies here—Evil? Horror? Darkness?” To read the full commentary, visit the UK Sun. Powell’s POV: I believe this is the first time Heyman has commented at length on the tragedy. He was close with both Chris and Nancy Benoit over the years and this is a painful, yet interesting read. BOOKMARK DOT NET AND ADD US TO YOUR RSS • HELP DOT NET: TAKE OUR ADVERTISER DEMO SURVEY CLICK TO RETURN TO MAIN LISTING OR SELECT A LINK BELOW FROM THIS CATEGORY WWE News Latest Twelve Articles Former WWE developmental wrestler Steve Bradley found dead WWE announces more Slammy Award nominees for best tag team, best finisher, couple of the year, OMG moment Hulk Hogan takes a shot at Triple H while commenting on Vince McMahon and WWE's negative reaction toward Celebrity Championship Wrestling WWE Diva Mickie James reveals her favorite football team, JBL on playing Santa Claus at the WWE Tribute to the Troops shows, John Cena raves about the experience ECW rating: How did WWE's Tuesday night show draw with Matt Hardy vs. MVP? TNA signs new Knockout to contract VOTE IN OUR LATEST POLL What did you think of WWE's Jeff Hardy "unconscious in a stairwell" storyline? It was a brilliant final hook for the pay-per-view. It was a turnoff, but it's par for the course with WWE. It was one of the sleaziest stunts the company has ever done.