Lake Forest, Illinois - According to a new book, insulting, and Chicago Bears star Walter Payton, analgesics, and in retirement became a suicide.
In "Sweetness: The Life of Walter Payton enigmatic of" keep Jeff says Perlman Hall of Fame running back using a combination of Tylenol and Vicodin in retirement, and tanks of nitrous oxide in the garage of his home and even get Ritalin from a friend of her son was prescribed the pill. Pearlman writes that Payton, the face of uncertainty of pharmacists and a warning from the police after visiting several pharmacies, a prescription for dentists to morphine filled.
And transfer agent for Payton for a long time, Bud Holmes, said: "Walter was pounding his body with the medicine."
The book goes on sale 4 October. Excerpt appears in this week's Sports Illustrated.
Holmes, assistant executive Payton, Jenny Dodge, mention of suicide receive calls at all hours during the mid-1990s, was Pearlman reports Payton, who live far from being a wife and a relationship outside of marriage after retirement. To create a critical situation in the hall of fame 1993 of his induction, and being with his mistress and the audience.
Quoted as saying he was an obsession and her job to keep them away.
"It is supposed to be entered into the Hall of Fame Pro Football to be the greatest moment in his life," said Dodge. "In fact, it was probably the worst .. four full days, and the Lita and being like two ships passing in the night, and if it was due to come being late, you are sure to make Lita was there early, and if the cosmic start there, and there will be Lita late. I can not describe the horror of this journey. "
Spent 13 seasons with the Bears Payton, all retirees and hasty at all the NFL after leading the season 1987. He died from a rare disease in the liver and bile duct cancer in 1999.
In a statement, said Payton and the Bears' competitive spirit lives with us today. "
"When we take the field every Sunday, we represent the top players such as Walter, who helped in building a long tradition in our organization," said the organization. "Nothing has changed our feelings for a man to have a deeper respect and miss and there are about Halas Hall to this day."
In "Sweetness: The Life of Walter Payton enigmatic of" keep Jeff says Perlman Hall of Fame running back using a combination of Tylenol and Vicodin in retirement, and tanks of nitrous oxide in the garage of his home and even get Ritalin from a friend of her son was prescribed the pill. Pearlman writes that Payton, the face of uncertainty of pharmacists and a warning from the police after visiting several pharmacies, a prescription for dentists to morphine filled.
And transfer agent for Payton for a long time, Bud Holmes, said: "Walter was pounding his body with the medicine."
The book goes on sale 4 October. Excerpt appears in this week's Sports Illustrated.
Holmes, assistant executive Payton, Jenny Dodge, mention of suicide receive calls at all hours during the mid-1990s, was Pearlman reports Payton, who live far from being a wife and a relationship outside of marriage after retirement. To create a critical situation in the hall of fame 1993 of his induction, and being with his mistress and the audience.
Quoted as saying he was an obsession and her job to keep them away.
"It is supposed to be entered into the Hall of Fame Pro Football to be the greatest moment in his life," said Dodge. "In fact, it was probably the worst .. four full days, and the Lita and being like two ships passing in the night, and if it was due to come being late, you are sure to make Lita was there early, and if the cosmic start there, and there will be Lita late. I can not describe the horror of this journey. "
Spent 13 seasons with the Bears Payton, all retirees and hasty at all the NFL after leading the season 1987. He died from a rare disease in the liver and bile duct cancer in 1999.
In a statement, said Payton and the Bears' competitive spirit lives with us today. "
"When we take the field every Sunday, we represent the top players such as Walter, who helped in building a long tradition in our organization," said the organization. "Nothing has changed our feelings for a man to have a deeper respect and miss and there are about Halas Hall to this day."
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