Suicides Nothing New in Ken Weitzner Neighborhood

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The alleged double suicide of online gambling news portal website owner Ken Weitzner and his wife Jackie is not the first to occur in this elite Chesapeake, Virginia neighborhood, Gambling911.com has learned.

Just two years ago, another suicide occurred in the home next store to the Weitzners.

Ken, himself, announced the news on his posting forum.

I just wanted to share something on a personal note.

 

Some of you have PM' d me and noticed that I have been M.I.A (MISSING IN ACTION) lately.

 

This couldn't be anymore true than today...

 

My closest neighbor killed himself this morning unexpectedly...

 

His wife called us early this morning screaming on the telephone in distress..

 

I rushed over there to find her husband was in his garage all covered with smoke from fumes of a Lawn Mower that had been running all night...

 

He had been dead for hours from Carbon monoxide poisoning...

 

My wife and I have been trying to be there for his wife, since she is best Friend's with Scarlett...

 

I have been upset by this, so I haven't really had much to say today..

 

Sometimes, I take so many things for granted that I forget the obvious...

 

Thanks for reading my rant,

 

THE SHRINK

Gambling911.com revealed on Thursday that Weitzner had used a charcoal grill resulting in carbon monoxide poisoning and taking the lives of both he and his wife.  A portion of his genitals and upper right thigh were severely burned when he attempted to relight the grill with lighter fluid.  Ken Weitzner was also discovered with a huge bump on his forehead.

The Weitzner's home was already on the market less than three weeks after the bodies were discovered in a detached apartment above the couple's garage where Ken spent most of his time chain smoking.  Jackie would not allow Ken to smoke in the house. 

One cannot help but notice the indentations in the apartment carpeting (see photo).

Christopher Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

 

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