![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
Vince McMahon's flag is at half mast:
May. 2nd, 2003 12:56 pmWhen I was just a little Wednes, my brothers and I watched wrestling every Saturday. The Million Dollar Man would give out money to screaming kids, Captain Lou Albano would talk a bunch of trash, and the prettiest lady in the world (who was not Wonder Woman) would walk out into the ring beside Macho Man Randy Savage. Elizabeth, I shall mourn your passing...
MARIETTA, Ga. (AP) - Elizabeth A. Hulette, a wrestling personality who was known to fans as ``Miss Elizabeth,'' died Thursday. She was 42. Cobb County authorities planned an autopsy to determine the cause.
Emergency personnel responding to a 911 call found Hulette at the home of former pro wrestler Lawrence Pfohl, also known as ``Lex Luger.'' Hulette had been living with Pfohl.
Pfohl was taken into custody on unrelated drug charges and was released on bond early Friday.
Hulette was married to former wrestler Randy ``The Macho Man'' Savage, and was his manager before they divorced in 1992. She and Savage became popular personalities in the World Wrestling Federation, which they entered in 1985.
Hulette also had managed pro wrestler Hulk Hogan and Pfohl.
Last month, police responded to a domestic violence call at Pfohl's house and arrested him. Pfohl was accused of punching Hulette in the face and was charged with battery.
MARIETTA, Ga. (AP) - Elizabeth A. Hulette, a wrestling personality who was known to fans as ``Miss Elizabeth,'' died Thursday. She was 42. Cobb County authorities planned an autopsy to determine the cause.
Emergency personnel responding to a 911 call found Hulette at the home of former pro wrestler Lawrence Pfohl, also known as ``Lex Luger.'' Hulette had been living with Pfohl.
Pfohl was taken into custody on unrelated drug charges and was released on bond early Friday.
Hulette was married to former wrestler Randy ``The Macho Man'' Savage, and was his manager before they divorced in 1992. She and Savage became popular personalities in the World Wrestling Federation, which they entered in 1985.
Hulette also had managed pro wrestler Hulk Hogan and Pfohl.
Last month, police responded to a domestic violence call at Pfohl's house and arrested him. Pfohl was accused of punching Hulette in the face and was charged with battery.
