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Chris Benoit apparently had a dependency problems with a variety of pills and steroids. When this variance of drugs are combined in a lethal cocktail as well as length of time people change. They become delusional, violent, controlling, confrontational and just plain mixed up let alone high. Then when you add the stresses of life to top it all off - he became a totally different person. Unfortunately people like this tend to be very depressed and they lose all control of their rational thinking. i belive he did not have a mental problem i belive he just did way to many drugs and as we all know these drugs slowly eat away at our brains so i see it as a self induced mental disability where you have seen to it your own destruction

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