San Francisco Examiner: WSEX Founder Killed Himself With Illegal Gun

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Tom Somach reports in the San Francisco Examiner Sunday that Steve Schillinger of Word Sports Exchange, who killed himself last month, had an illegal gun and Antigua police are investigating how he got it, where and from whom he got it.....Read the Sunday edition story on Schillinger by clicking here.

Gambling911.com first broke the story of Schillinger’s shock suicide two weeks ago.

He was one of three founders of WSEX.com, an online gambling site that had fallen on bad times in recent years.

They were one of the first and most successful sites to go online back in 1996.

- Chris Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

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