Experts say late boxer Gatti was murdered in '09
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It never made sense that Arturo would kill himself, he had too much going for him. I hope now they're able to find out who killed him, the wife, has to know something, or had something to do with Gatti's death.Quote:
Originally Posted by skel1983
Poor Arturo.
Yeah makes you wonder if they have even been through her phone records,checked life insurances,asked for the belt and checked for the skin samples. who is she with now,etc?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mars_axIt never made sense that Arturo would kill himself, he had too much going for him. I hope now they're able to find out who killed him, the wife, has to know something, or had something to do with Gatti's death.Quote:
Originally Posted by skel1983
She'll probably call it a strangulation bedroom accident gone wrong and she tried to cover it if she gets put under pressure.
It's quite incredible indeed that the brazilian investigation has been so uncarefully man-handled, a purse that can't physically stand 78 pounds more than a few seconds would have handled 2 times that for a few hours? Laughable, just like the head stab.
This is really an extremely naive way of looking at it. Who the hell knows what was going on in the guys life, he could've easily been suffering from depression or been a violent addict, to assume it makes no sense he'd kill himself because he had a hot young trophy wife and was a retired boxer(needless to say took insane trauma to the head) is 100% ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mars_axIt never made sense that Arturo would kill himself, he had too much going for him. I hope now they're able to find out who killed him, the wife, has to know something, or had something to do with Gatti's death.Quote:
Originally Posted by skel1983
Gatti's family should send a hitman after that skank!!!!
Personally I think the very corrupt Brazilian authorities may well have somehow been on the payroll. Not sure how much Gatti made in his career but he was a big draw due to his style and expect he will have made a good few million out of Boxing, a good few million that his wife would have been entitled to should he die.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nameless
No, nobody really knows what was going on in Gatti's life, just saying, the experts are saying he was murdered and that this wasn't a suicide, did that fly right over your head?Quote:
Originally Posted by p4pkingThis is really an extremely naive way of looking at it. Who the hell knows what was going on in the guys life, he could've easily been suffering from depression or been a violent addict, to assume it makes no sense he'd kill himself because he had a hot young trophy wife and was a retired boxer(needless to say took insane trauma to the head) is 100% ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mars_axIt never made sense that Arturo would kill himself, he had too much going for him. I hope now they're able to find out who killed him, the wife, has to know something, or had something to do with Gatti's death.Quote:
Originally Posted by skel1983
my 1st wife was brazilian and believe me they can do stuff like this when you are shitfaced drunk.
"Experts" paid to find his death was foul play. There are "scientific experts" that will swear blind the world is 6000 years old, that the twin towers were brought down by controlled explosion and that it's impossible man ever walked on the moon.
Now all of those things may be true, along with Gatti being murdered, however, these new findings are nothing that wasn't expected.
There's $6 million on the line. ;)
she was going to go to alot of rodizios with that cash.
She still can, it's currently hers and his kids.
Anybody watch the 48 hours special this weekend?
The case for murder seems to me to be as tenuous as Al Fayed's claims regarding his son and Diana's.
The body movement examiners were a bit comical to me. I remember an episode of Monster Quest where body experts conclusively proved that no human would have been able to match the gait of the most infamous Patterson Bigfoot footage from the 1960's. They 'proved' that a human could not walk that way and thus concluded the footage was genuine.
If you go on Wikipedia however you will see that the guy in the suit has openly come forward and confessed how they did it....
Back to Gatti, independent witness confirmed an argument between the two in public, in which Gatti struck his wife, and in turn was beaten by men in the crowd, including being injured on the back of the head.
Film footage in the hotel showed nobody entered the room after Gatti and his wife.
Gatti's own brother believes that she killed herself and that Arturo was on drugs, alcohol and anti depressants.
Of course Gatti's family are distraught about the death and want answers, but apart from the signing of the will just prior to his death there is no real evidence against her at all imo.
The "experts" were hired by the Gatti family to essentially prove that Gatti was murdered. The are using this report to support their lawsuit against his wife for Gatti's estate.
Trust me, these "experts" would have had the opposite conclusion, had they been hired by Gatti's wife.
Without a doubt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lance Uppercut
I felt a bit sorry for her watching this documentary.
I think the conclusion of the 48 Hours piece(without explicitly saying it) was that Gatti committed suicided. Because they raped the story up with 1) his brother talking about his severe depression/alcoholism, and 2) the fact that he had attempted suicide before, when he was with his first child's mother.Quote:
Originally Posted by BilboWithout a doubt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lance Uppercut
I felt a bit sorry for her watching this documentary.
Glad to see people have let off on the accusations a bit. Sort of unnerving that people scoff at the likelihood he killed himself and point the finger at his wife simply because they enjoyed watching him fight.