This is a perfect example of a whacked out business family. It's not a problem if it's painkillers, only if it's cocaine, tec. Yeah, that's what the Von Erichs believed too.
~Mark~
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From: raging_demons
To: TheOriginalWWFFanClub@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2010 5:03 PM
Subject: [TOWWFFC] Carlito's Father Explains Why Carlito Was "Future Endeavored"
Carlito's dad, Carlos Colon Sr., explains to Primerohora.com how Carlito was released from WWE.
Source: Primerohora.com (with help from Google Translate since Primerohora.com is a Spanish written website.)
"The father of Carlito "Caribbean Cool 'Colon, the local wrestling promoter Carlos Colon Sr., said here Monday, first thing that the suspension and subsequent dismissal of his eldest son in the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) did not give drug antisocial but for abuse of pain medications.
"I want to clarify that Carly was not suspended for using cocaine, or heroin or marijuana, but for abuse of" painkillers "(painkillers), which is not unusual in the fighters because they cause pain falls and blows, combined with the constant traveling. Carly started using one or two for his back pain, but it seems that the situation has become much more serious and needs help, "said the eldest of the Colon, who was a former wrestler and now runs the World Wrestling Council (WWC) in Puerto Rico.
"With the key that makes their struggle to win (the 'backstabber'), he is pulled back and also has to endure the 200 to 300 pounds of his opponent on his knees when he does it. This has been affecting his back and receiving no medical attention for it has increased its reliance on 'painkillers' lately. "
According to Colón, the whole family has joined Carlito support and encouragement to its original position not to enter a rehabilitation program, which led to his dismissal.
"When asked if the WWE would be subject to the rehabilitation program did not accept that seem to have a problem that caused his dismissal despite being only their first violation. And her mother went on Friday to his home in Houston to be with him, his brother Eddie (Primo Colon in the WWE) and his cousin Orlando (Columbus) and everyone in the family are under pressure to undergo the treatment offer WWE. Accept him, would be re-installed back into employment. But it is accepted that want to improve and get out of this situation, " Colon said with some optimism.
The abuse of painkillers has been part of the problem that caused the death of several wrestlers in the past 10 years, including Eddie Guerrero (38), Test (33), Umaga (36), Rick Rude (40) Bam Bam Bigelow (45), among others.
Several WWE wrestlers have been suspended in recent years by this fault and have successfully undergone rehabilitation programs, such as Rey Mysterio Jr."
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