I was there that night too. It was a terrible experience. There were a lot of kids in the audience, and that was an awful thing for them to see. My heart still goes out to Owen's family. I haven't really watched wrestling since; it took all the mindless joy out of it for me, and that is why I watched.
RIP Owen Hart
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Re: “The moral of George Brett's lost dog tweets”
I've heard a lot of stories about Brett being a jerk, and they all probably have some truth to them. Lets think about this; he was young, rich, famous, and the prince of Kansas City. That might have caused any of us to be a bit jerky at times. The bottom line for me is he was a great player, and I'm glad he found his dog.