Editing Chris Benoit
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Nancy Benoit had filed for divorce in May 2003, allegedly after [[Domestic Abuse|domestic abuse]] from Chris, but had withdrawn it in August 2003.<ref>[https://www.tmz.com/2007/06/26/benoits-history-of-domestic-violence-exposed/ Benoit's History of Domestic Violence Exposed], ''TMZ''</ref> In February 2008, ''The Atlanta Journal-Constitution'' (AJC) reported that Nancy may have suspected her husband of having an affair with a female WWE wrestler, and that they may have also argued over a life insurance policy. The AJC claimed the source was a recently released report from the Fayette County Sheriff's Office. | Nancy Benoit had filed for divorce in May 2003, allegedly after [[Domestic Abuse|domestic abuse]] from Chris, but had withdrawn it in August 2003.<ref>[https://www.tmz.com/2007/06/26/benoits-history-of-domestic-violence-exposed/ Benoit's History of Domestic Violence Exposed], ''TMZ''</ref> In February 2008, ''The Atlanta Journal-Constitution'' (AJC) reported that Nancy may have suspected her husband of having an affair with a female WWE wrestler, and that they may have also argued over a life insurance policy. The AJC claimed the source was a recently released report from the Fayette County Sheriff's Office. | ||
Some have claimed that the incident was a result of a steroid-induced rage, as some doctors have linked steroid use to uncontrollable anger, among other psychological issues which include paranoia; some unconfirmed | Some have claimed that the incident was a result of a steroid-induced rage, as some doctors have linked steroid use to uncontrollable anger, among other psychological issues which include paranoia; some unconfirmed reported have suggested that Benoit had been acting paranoid during the last few months of his life. Even though steroids were found in the Benoit home, this is not likely, as "roid-rage" typically does not last for any longer than a few minutes, though in an appearance on ''Live with Dan Abrams'' on July 17, 2007, WWE attorney Jerry McDevitt | ||
said that Benoit was prescribed testosterone as part of a treatment for testosterone replacement therapy, which McDevitt said was a common medical practice for people who had used steroids in the past, and had suffered testicular damage as a result. | said that Benoit was prescribed testosterone as part of a treatment for testosterone replacement therapy, which McDevitt said was a common medical practice for people who had used steroids in the past, and had suffered testicular damage as a result. | ||