34 Months Ago, Montgomery Advertiser says (in PILEDRIVER: Congress asks WWE for drug policy information) When the toxicology reports concerning the murder-suicide deaths of World Wrestling Entertainment star Chris Benoit and his family couldn't strongly indicate if drugs played a role in the tragedy, it appeared that the WWE dodged a bullet.

And FOXSports.com says (in In wake of tragedy, committee seeks WWE info) The murder-suicide deaths of wrestler Chris Benoit and his family in Georgia led a House committee Friday to ask World Wrestling Entertainment to turn over any information it has on steroid and drug abuse in pro wrestling.

And NBC 10.com says (in Congress Wants WWE's Info On Steroids, Doping) The murder-suicide deaths of wrestler Chris Benoit and his family led a House committee Friday to ask World Wrestling Entertainment to turn over any information it has on steroid and drug abuse in pro wrestling.

And AP News from Canadian Business says (in Committee Asks WWE for Drug Policy Information Following Wrestler's Death) The murder-suicide deaths of wrestler Chris Benoit and his family led a House committee Friday to ask World Wrestling Entertainment to turn over

And Detroit Free Press says (in House committee asks WWE for drug policy information) WASHINGTON -- The murder-suicide deaths of wrestler Chris Benoit and his family led a House committee today to ask World Wrestling Entertainment to turn over any information it has on steroid and drug abuse in pro wrestling.

And baltimoresun.com says (in Congress seeks WWE's steroid, drug-testing information) Murder-suicide deaths of Chris Benoit spark House committee inquiry

The murder-suicide deaths of wrestler Chris Benoit and his family led a House committee Friday to ask World Wrestling Entertainment to turn over any information it has on steroid and drug abuse in pro wrestling.

And Globe and Mail says (in U.S. committee asks WWE for drug policy info) Move follows death of Chris Benoit in June

And Atlanta Journal Constitution says (in Congress wants to know more about WWE's drug policy) The reports of drug and steroids abuse among professional wrestlers, which flourished after Chris Benoit killed his wife, 7-year-old son, and himself have caught the attention of Congress. In what is likely the first step toward possible hearings this fall, the House Oversight and Gov...

And Atlanta Journal Constitution says (in Wrestler's Death Draws Lawmakers' Query) WASHINGTON — The murder-suicide deaths of wrestler Chris Benoit and his family led a House committee Friday to ask World Wrestling Entertainment to turn over any information it has on steroid and drug abuse in pro wrestling. The deaths "have raised questions about reports of widespread...