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Kemo
06-24-2016, 09:27 PM
Sandra Toffolini is the sister of the late Nancy Benoit, and she appeared on the latest edition of Chris Jericho’s Talk Is Jericho podcast. On the subject of the horrific events inside the Benoit family home in June of 2007, Toffolini says she first started noticing changes in Chris as early as the Spring of 2004.

Toffolini says she feels the pressure got to Benoit after winning the World Title at WrestleMania XX, and he became increasingly paranoid as he became more famous.

She previously said her sister was “brutalized” as a direct result of Chris’ “roid rage,” but she also doesn’t discount concussions playing a role in his mental state in the time leading up to the double-murder suicide. Toffolini also feels that Benoit losing a series of close friends and neighbors in the years before the incident took a toll on him. Toffolini and Jericho talk about how close Benoit was with Eddie Guerrero, Ray Traylor, and especially Johnny Grunge.

Sandra revealed several details that hadn’t be mentioned by the press before. She noted that prior to the murders Chris had done a Google search on the easiest way to break someone’s neck, and that Nancy had gotten a restraining order against him at one point. She says media reports that Daniel had Fragile X syndrome were false and he was healthy. On the subject of Benoit reportedly having the brain of an 80 year old alzheimers patient, she says he functioned fine in the sense that he could navigate roads and airports.

She clarified that Chris killed Nancy on a Friday, Daniel the following morning on Saturday, and then himself on Sunday night by rigging the pulldown machine in his gym to take his own life. She says Chris and Nancy were planning for his retirement after wrestling, and were going to open a Benoit Wrestling Academy in Atlanta.

Smartmark
06-25-2016, 01:44 AM
This still sadens me to this day. I wish he was still alive :(

the madscotsman
06-25-2016, 12:53 PM
I go through phases of watching his matches as if "I wont let what he did at the end of his life ruin my enjoyment of his career" and other times I can't even look at his face.

muzi
06-25-2016, 07:48 PM
That this guy killed not only his wife but his innocent child who trusted him and that additionally with his own hands makes me sick to this day. 'Never say never' is a repeated term in wrestling especially in WWE, but he will NEVER be absolved and shouldn't be.

Steriods, the tolls on his body and what else are no excuse whatsoever

Kemo
06-25-2016, 08:45 PM
:benoitwave: