Professional Wrestling Controversy
A man was doing wrestling moves on another person, a toddler, that ended up dead.
KTVI reported Richard Gamache Jr. killed his girlfriend, Cheyenne Cook's, two-year-old daughter, Addie Cook, by performing viscous wrestling moves on the toddler, including the “Batista Bomb.”
Police received a call reporting a child having seizures soon discovered the abuse that was behind her injuries, leading to her tragic death, and the cover-up the Missouri couple were trying to pull off.
Jefferson County Sheriff's Captain Gary Higginbotham said:
“This child was essentially tortured."
ABC6 reported Gamache admitted body slamming the toddler while he was doing wrestling on her before her death. Captain Higginbotham said:
"Deputies weren't on the scene
KTVI reported Richard Gamache Jr. killed his girlfriend, Cheyenne Cook's, two-year-old daughter, Addie Cook, by performing viscous wrestling moves on the toddler, including the “Batista Bomb.”
Police received a call reporting a child having seizures soon discovered the abuse that was behind her injuries, leading to her tragic death, and the cover-up the Missouri couple were trying to pull off.
Jefferson County Sheriff's Captain Gary Higginbotham said:
“This child was essentially tortured."
ABC6 reported Gamache admitted body slamming the toddler while he was doing wrestling on her before her death. Captain Higginbotham said:
"Deputies weren't on the scene