Former Knox Home Includes Steroids

A startling discovery was made by a family living in the former home of WWE wrestler Mike Knox. When looking in the attic, the homeowner's daughter discovered a secret stash off syringes, steroids and HGH inside a shoebox. The home was previously inhabited by Michael Hettinga (wrestling name "Mike Knox") and 3 other pro wrestlers.

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A Locust Grove, Ga., family had an unusual hidden treasure in the attic that may link World Wrestling Entertainment performer Mike Knox to steroids and human growth hormone.

According to WSB-TV in Atlanta, homeowner Judson Powell said his daughter had discovered a stash of steroids, HGH and syringes in a shoebox in the the attic. A second shoebox contained a WWE contract and pay stubs with the name Michael Hettinga, Knox's real name. Knox used to live at the home, as did three other pro wrestlers.

"My original thought was, 'Who could be so dumb as to leave something like this here,'" Powell told the station.

Yesterday, neither the Henry County (Ga.) Police Dept. nor WWE would confirm that Knox was the performer linked to the stash.

Last June, the pro wrestling world was rocked by the death of Chris Benoit. Steroids were found in the suburban Atlanta home where police say Benoit murdered his wife and young son before hanging himself.

Source: NYDailynews.com.