Murder Predicted on Wikipedia

By now I'm sure you've all heard about thedouble homicide and suicide of WWE pro wrestler Chris Benoit, his wife, and their seven-year old son. Well, a new twist has revealed itself, within the pages of Wikipedia.

According to FoxNews, someone updated Chris Benoit's Wikipedia page, with an entry on his wife's death. Problem is, it was posted 13 hours before the police found the three bodies in Atlanta.

An anonymous user operating a computer traced to Stamford, Conn. — home to World Wrestling Entertainment — posted an entry to pro wrestler Chris Benoit's biography on Wikipedia.org announcing the death of his wife Nancy at least 13 hours before police in suburban Atlanta said they found her body along with her husband's and that of their 7-year-old son, FOXNews.com has learned.

Employees at Wikipedia.org said the posting went live on their site on Monday at 12:01 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. Police, however, said they found the bodies Monday at 2:30 p.m. EDT.

To make the whole situation even stranger, the entry was taken off an hour after it was posted requiring that the user cite news sources. An hour later the entry was edited again, this time through an Australian wireless provider, "which according to several pro wrestling websites is attributed to the passing of Benoit's wife, Nancy." Again the entry was removed asking for a valid news source. This all happened hours before police even got to the house.

Strange stuff.