This is kind of what I have been suspecting, what with all of this "then he fell out of the back of the truck" business...with that said, some heresay during the heat of the moment by a third party is hardly evidence of suicide or whatever, but it certainly doesn't look/sound good either
Where was she going? To the Cops maybe? Another Domestic violence charge on Henry and I am sure Goddell would have booted him from the legaue for good.. Maybe thats why he was adament in trying to stop her and then threatenned suicide.. I am curious to hear from the fiancee..
confused_jake wrote:can we just put this kid in a padded room so he wont hurt himself again? or commit another crime.
Unreal. I hope you are below the age of 6. A comment like this to a report of someone suffering life-threatening (ultimately life-taking) injuries is inexcusable otherwise. Grow up.
Reading through the thread and noticed this. People that make comments like that are just fishing for a reaction. Better to just let them sound dumb and move on. A real tragedy for three young children who no longer have a father.
It may rest in peace to Henry, it means that life is too short for them. In this incident happen,they need to know, the exact situation so that all must quiet and satisfy for what is done. Getting too closer to the Henry was hard to be moved on,because they had memories against with them.seo services
Great piece today on CBS on The NFL Today pregame show about how 4 people are alive today thanks to Chris' mom allowing his organs to be used to save others (announcer James Brown was moved to tears and was unable to talk when the piece was over).
Life follows from death, bringing gratitude with it When NFL player Chris Henry died, his mother knew he would want to help others live. Now four people he never met are thankful.By Mark Washburn mwashburn@charlotteobserver.com Posted: Thursday, Nov. 25, 2010
Good things can come from bad things, a thought worth remembering on this day of thanks.
Two people in the Charlotte area are holding that close today. A visiting NFL player who died here 11 months ago lives on in them.
A fateful phone call On Dec. 16, 2009, authorities were called to Oakdale Road in Charlotte. Chris Henry, 26, a Cincinnati Bengals receiver, had fallen from the bed of a pickup driven by his fiancee, Loleini Tonga, during a domestic dispute.
Gravely injured, Henry was rushed to Carolinas Medical Center.
Authorities reached his mother, Carolyn Glaspy, in Cincinnati. She caught a flight for Charlotte. She got to the hospital about 10:30 p.m.
By then, Henry was unconscious and in neurological decline.
"I didn't know it would be my last time seeing my baby. That was one of the hardest days of my life I'll ever have," she says.
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