Wikipedia Now Involved In Chris Benoit Family Murder

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6/29/07

Wikipedia Now Involved In Chris Benoit Family Murder

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If this was a movie, I'd call it fascinating. But unfortunately it's not, so this whole story remains creepy and now even more with the latest detail.

Investigators are looking into who altered pro wrestler Chris Benoit's Wikipedia entry to mention his wife's death hours before authorities discovered the bodies of the couple and their 7-year-old son.
Benoit's Wikipedia entry was altered early Monday to say that the wrestler had missed a match two days earlier because of his wife's death.

A Wikipedia official, Cary Bass, said Thursday that the entry was made by someone using an Internet protocol address registered in Stamford, Conn., where World Wrestling Entertainment is based.

I'm not going to make any wild assumptions, but the thought of a WWE employee making the entry is truly bizarre.
Source: (Sports Illustrated)

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6/29/07

MrNFL

0	Freaky...

6/29/07

Aceraison

0	It's not a movie....yet.

6/29/07

Flousc

0	He sent out a bunch of text messages to friends. I guess he was telling them his wife was dead in those text. The police said this was going to get more weird the more that came out.

6/29/07

MrNFL

0	From ESPN... An anonymous user with the same IP address as the person who edited pro wrestler Chris Benoit's Wikipedia entry to report his wife's death -- hours before authorities discovered the bodies of the couple and their 7-year-old son -- confessed early Friday on an online discussion page attached to the Web site, saying the changes were based on rumors and speculation, not hard evidence.