The tragic death of the former Afl Adam Hunter star has continued the curse outside the field that has shaken several as several players of the Premier League on the west coast of the West coast, including Ben Cousins and Daniel Kerr.
Hunter, 43, was found unanswered in a house in Bunbury, south of Perth, Wednesday and could not revive.
Since then, the Police confirmed that methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia were discovered in the residence, according to the Western Australia.
Cousins battles with substance abuse are well known: it was needed until 2020, after six periods in jail for 13 years and a period of homeless people, so that the decorated midfielder was heading to his demons and cleaned .
Now he is finally on the right path, reading the news for seven in Western Australia, and also appeared in Dancing with the Stars.
Kerr's fall in grace is equally sad.
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Ben Cousins won a prime minister in 2006 (in the photo), but then he was imprisoned six times in 13 years while fighting an addiction to drugs current
According to the reports, Daniel Kerr now suffers from paranoid schizophrenia after years of mental health problems and drugs (in the photo, after he received a jail sentence suspended by threatening to put two people on in 2015)
The older brother of Matildas's superstar has also fought with addiction, and was imprisoned for two years after setting fire to his parents' house in 2021.
Kerr was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia in November 2022 after years of mental health problems and drugs.
He was given a prison sentence suspended in June last year for an impressive series of crimes of domestic violence.
In January 2014, Kerr burned his former partner's clothes and cut his bed in half with a chainsaw.
On another occasion, Kerr hit her on the face while holding her keys in her hand, leaving a great wound on her face. The court was told that he later licked the blood of the keys.
In another incident, five months after the couple had a son, Kerr strangled his partner while holding his baby.
He also received a sentence suspended by spinning two people in gasoline and threatening to set them on burned in 2015.
Chad Fletcher, who starred in the Eagles from 1999 to 2009, almost died in 2006 after, according to reports, drowning for his own vomiting during a seasonal soccer trip to Las Vegas and had to be revived after He stopped breathing.
Fletcher denied that any drug was involved in the episode, which saw him collapse outside the MGM Grand Casino after visiting a nightclub.
He avoided a conviction after the police caught him with cocaine in a nightclub in the famous Sydney Kings Cross in 2010.
The legend of the Chris Mainwaring Club, twice winner of the Eagles Premier League in 1992 and 1994 that remained closely linked to the team after his retirement in 1999, died after a convulsion related to cocaine in 2007.
Hunter (in the photo, center with teammates on the west coast in 2003) fell into the folklore of Eagles for kicking the winning goal in the Great Final of the AFL of 2006
The tragic death of the Hero of the Premier League 2006 Adam Hunter (in the photo of the center in 2016) there was just one day after the death of Geelong's brother, Joel Selwood, the brother of the star of Footy Troy Troy
The cousins visited him on the day of his death, and the star problem later admitted that the tragedy helped to scare him.
A decade later, the rookie from the Eagles Oma, Ben Sharp, was imprisoned for nine years for his role in an armed robbery in Sunbury, northwest of Melbourne.
Sharp later said that older players in West Coast pressed him to take cocaine from 2004 onwards as a way of “fitting” in the game group.
He later fought to deal with an ice addiction, which resulted in his period after bars.
Daniel Chick, who provided the crucial goal of the fourth quarter of Hunter in the grand finale of 2006 during his 103 games for West Coast, has also had many brushes with the law.
They include being fined with $ 500 when the police found methamphetamine after discovering it sleeping in their car last December, and receiving a fine of $ 900 for possessing methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia in 2019.
Chick also received a fine of $ 7000 for importing Thailand steroids in 2010.
In 2016, Chick opened on the culture of drugs in the team during the 2006 winner of the flag in a Interview with bombs.
He said the players were abusing drugs that were provided through the club, including Xanax, Stilnox, Sudafed and Valium, to get high.
Chick said that he, Kerr and Cousins took huge doses of asthma drug prednisone, which can have serious side effects.
Ben Cousins is photographed with the former Eangles coach John Worsfold after the team won the grand final of 2006. Two years later, an AFL report detailed the impressive drug taking in the club
“At that levels it is the same as being a complete methamphetamine addict,” Chick said.
There were years of accusations that officials on the west coast repeatedly covered the wild behavior of their football stars.
In 2017, it was revealed that the AFL made a secret report called Gillard's investigation in 2008, and the findings were shocking.
The 87 -page report of the retired judge from the Victorian Supreme Court William Gillard declared that cocaine, speed, ice, ecstasy and marijuana were abused by Eagles players, and the club leaders Given the illicit use of drugs.
In 2001, WA police warned coaches about players who ventured into recreational drugs, and another incident, the report claimed a stolen recipe form from a club doctor was used by Kerr to buy 50 Valium pills.
Gillard suggested in his report that Valium pills could help teammates to “prolong a stop.”
The report was also scathing from then coach John Worsfold and the executive president of the Eagles, Trevor Nisbett.
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