bad_meetz_evil
07-03-2007, 02:04 PM
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution who have done a great job with covering the Benoit family tragedy now have an article online talking with experts with violence.
"It's sort of counterintuitive that he's raging for three days straight", said Nancy Grigsby of the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence. "Unfortunately, it looks like a garden variety domestic violence incident to me. It's a decision, and they're actually typically quite calm when they give themselves permission to do what they want to do."
Gary Yesalis, of Penn State University, has studied steroids for thirty years says "anabolic steroid rage is a spontaneous behavior. From what I've read, the death of Benoit and his family wasn't spontaneous. I don't see steroids had much, if anything, to do with this."
To read the full article, click here (http://www.ajc.com/news/content/metro/fayette/stories/2007/07/02/0703domestic.html?cxntlid=homepage_tab_newstab)
Credit: W-E
So baisically the whole 'steriods rage' storys were exaggerated.
"It's sort of counterintuitive that he's raging for three days straight", said Nancy Grigsby of the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence. "Unfortunately, it looks like a garden variety domestic violence incident to me. It's a decision, and they're actually typically quite calm when they give themselves permission to do what they want to do."
Gary Yesalis, of Penn State University, has studied steroids for thirty years says "anabolic steroid rage is a spontaneous behavior. From what I've read, the death of Benoit and his family wasn't spontaneous. I don't see steroids had much, if anything, to do with this."
To read the full article, click here (http://www.ajc.com/news/content/metro/fayette/stories/2007/07/02/0703domestic.html?cxntlid=homepage_tab_newstab)
Credit: W-E
So baisically the whole 'steriods rage' storys were exaggerated.