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The Chris Benoit Murders & Suicide: Exploring The Role of Head Trauma in Murderous Behavior
While many in the mainstream media aim to make steroids the scapegoat, many reporters seem to be overlooking the most obvious medical reason for this type of evil behavior. In a recent New York Times article, former WWE wrestler and Harvard graduate Christopher Nowinski became one of the few voices suggesting that repeated concussions may be the reason for this monstrous behaviour. . . . (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)
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