Chris Benoit - Murdered his wife, Nancy Benoit, and his child, Daniel Benoit, before hanging himself.
Jimmy Snuka - Killed his girlfriend/booty call/lady friend when things got rough during a domestic dispute. Unclear if it was murder or accidental. Vince McMahon used local political connections to prevent him from being charged.
Kensuke Sasaki - Accidentally killed a trainee. Japanese wrestling dojos are notoriously rough. When he has been asked about the students death over the years, Sasaki is said to react in a way where he shrugs his shoulders and chalks it up to " just one of those things".
New Jack - Admits to killing at least two men while working as a bounty hunter. Justifiable homicides.
Verne Gagne - While suffering from Alzheimer's, attacked a patient at the nursing home both were living in. The victim suffered head trauma and died.
Invader I (Jorge Gonzales) - Murdered Bruiser Brody in a locker room in Puerto Rico in 1988 via stabbing. Was acquitted in large part because some American witnesses did not receive subpoenas until after the trial was over (Tony Atlas, who watched Brody die in his arms, among them), while others refused to testify out of fear. Years later, Gonzales used the anniversary of Brody's death as the basis for an incredibly tasteless angle, where he attacked a wrestler with a knife in the ring.
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Jimmy Snuka - Killed his girlfriend/booty call/lady friend when things got rough during a domestic dispute. Unclear if it was murder or accidental. Vince McMahon used local political connections to prevent him from being charged.
Kensuke Sasaki - Accidentally killed a trainee. Japanese wrestling dojos are notoriously rough. When he has been asked about the students death over the years, Sasaki is said to react in a way where he shrugs his shoulders and chalks it up to " just one of those things".
New Jack - Admits to killing at least two men while working as a bounty hunter. Justifiable homicides.
Verne Gagne - While suffering from Alzheimer's, attacked a patient at the nursing home both were living in. The victim suffered head trauma and died.
Invader I (Jorge Gonzales) - Murdered Bruiser Brody in a locker room in Puerto Rico in 1988 via stabbing. Was acquitted in large part because some American witnesses did not receive subpoenas until after the trial was over (Tony Atlas, who watched Brody die in his arms, among them), while others refused to testify out of fear. Years later, Gonzales used the anniversary of Brody's death as the basis for an incredibly tasteless angle, where he attacked a wrestler with a knife in the ring.
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