Ufc fighter found shot to death

Pisses me off was one of my favorite fighters
LAGUNA NIGUEL, Calif. (Dec. 17) - A mixed martial arts fighter and his wife were found shot to death in a Laguna Niguel condominium in what authorities said was an apparent murder-suicide.
The bodies of Justin Levens and his wife, Sarah McLean-Levens, were found Wednesday afternoon, Orange County sheriff's officials said. The 28-year-old Levens competed in the Ultimate Fighting Championship and other organizations.
Sheriff's spokesman Jim Amormino said the couple was found by the woman's mother, who called 911.
Lt. Mike Jansen says further information would be released Thursday.

such a shame...

ahem...quarantine?

That sucks, but I don't see a reason to put it in quarantine...

I'll leave it to an admin, I don't mind the topic but young members might.

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Originally Posted by missi182

I'll leave it to an admin, I don't mind the topic but young members might.

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Theres no sense in trying to protect the younger members from this such is life.Besides if they don't hear about it here then they will on the news.

Wasn't he called the "Executioner"? That's irony at its best...

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Originally Posted by missi182

I'll leave it to an admin, I don't mind the topic but young members might.

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Thats to funny

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Originally Posted by AaronP

Wasn't he called the "Executioner"? That's irony at its best...

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That is delightfully morbid...

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Originally Posted by AaronP

Wasn't he called the "Executioner"? That's irony at its best...

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yes he was

Death is never funny. Sorry.

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Originally Posted by hondo1967

Thats to funny

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Why is that too funny? I honestly think a thread about a member being "pissed off" about the murder of a fighter, belongs in quarantine - but that is my opinion and it is not up to me. I just don't see what is so funny about it.

I never said the actual act was funny in the least. I think the loss of a life is tragic no matter the circumstances.

But unless your a stick in the mud...

That whole irony part is funny.

I remember when that WWF guy flipped out and killed his family, and everybody in the industry was trynna paint him out as the bad guy. I read an article in a body building magazine and it was speakin on all the pain killers they take mixed with the steroids so they can be more visually "appealing" to the viewers and all the other substances they're mixing around to live that life, and mayn it's crazy. I don't know the details on what happened in this case, but if it was one of those scenarios again, that's a shame.

I got some folks that do MMA, but they aint messing with substances like that. Not saying a lot of em do or even that he did, but that stuff's crazy mayn.

There is some talk now that he may have killed his wife and then killed himself. There is also talk that he may have had something to do with the death of that other fighter, cant remember his name, the one that died during a solo camping trip.

Any death is regretable. Whether it's some fighter in the UFC, or a mother on her way to daycare.
I don't care if they take steroids or drink or stay pure as the driven snow. When you CHOOSE to take someone's life, you're responsible. It's tragic that two people are dead, and if he did murder his wife, then I'd be angry at HIM for murdering someone, and think he was a coward for killing himself afterwards instead of facing the consequences.(same feeling towards the wife, if that turns out to be backwards and she was the murderer).
I don't really see how it's more tragic that someone who fought in the UFC died, as opposed to all the people who die every day. Is it because he was a promising athlete? Because someone killed him? Because he chose suicide? Because he murdered someone else beforehand? Not sure.