Elizabeth "Miss Elizabeth" Heulette has officially been identified as the woman who died earlier this morning after spending the night at Lex Luger's home. She was 42 years old.

Elizabeth and Luger had a romantic relationship in real life, however, police were called to Luger's home Easter Sunday on domestic disturbance.

A call was made from Luger's house to the police this morning, claiming that Elizabeth was very sick. She was taken to the Kennestone Hospital in Cobb County, GA where she died.

Preliminary indications point to this not being domestic disturbance, but rather an overdose of some sort.

Elizabeth was once married to Randy "Macho Man" Savage and was also a valet in the then-WWF and WCW.

Our best condolences go out to the family and friends of Elizabeth.

I'm beginning to think the wrestling world is cursed...so many deaths within the past few years...all relatively young. If it was indeed another OD case though, as sad a loss as it is, she brought her fate unto herself...

Such sad news. Shocked by this. :cry:

I'm with Roem - it seems like everyone involved with wrestling during its pinnacle in the 80s is dying off. There must be a curse...

sad news indeed i just heard that luger has been arrested as well their goes his chance of making a comeback in the wwe

Originally posted by JessicaT
I'm with Roem - it seems like everyone involved with wrestling during its pinnacle in the 80s is dying off. There must be a curse...

It's to the point that the only names I recognize in the world of wrestling are the dead folks. Sad. :(

R.I.P. Miss Elizabeth. :rose:

Another wrestling death?

I'm thinking along Roem's lines...perhaps wrestling is cursed in some way. Deaths have abounded in recent years, and it really sucks.

R.I.P Miss Elizabeth...

Also, can I just say that I want Amy "Lita" Dumas to survive her career-crippling injury of a year or two back? I know it's off-topic, but eventually, it might not be.

Sincerely,

John "outofplacechild" Kilduff

I'm not into todays wrestling like I was years ago, but I'm shocked by this news. I used to watch wrestling when Miss Elizabeth was with the Macho Man, and thought what beautiful woman she was. This just blows me away!

R.I.P

Man, this sucks :(

:( This is very sad.

I didn't get into wrestling, but I did enjoy the Ultimate Warrior. Who would have thought The Lovely Elizabeth would go this way. She was Hot!

[ The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: 5/1/03 ]

Wrestling personality 'Miss Elizabeth' dies

From Staff Reports


Cobb County police say they have found no sign of foul play in the death Thursday of wrestling personality Miss Elizabeth, who was rushed to the hospital from the Marietta home of former wrestler Lex Lugar.

Elizabeth A. Hulette, 42, was unresponsive when police were summoned at 5:35 a.m. to the home off Powder Springs Road, said Cobb police spokesman Cpl. Brody Staud.

He said the woman died at Kennestone Hospital, but authorities have not determined the cause of death.

"There were no signs of foul play. We are not investigating this as a homicide," said Staud, adding that police will await an autopsy report from the county medical examiner.

Police received a call from the residence, where Hulette lived with the former wrestler, whose real name is Lawrence Pfohl. Police spoke to him early Thursday and he rode with her to the hospital, said Staud.

Sad news indeed. :(

The preliminary autopsy did not reveal the cause of Miss Elizabeth's death, according to Hal Bennett, a forensic investigator for the Cobb Country medical examiner. The cause of death won't be discovered until the full toxicology reports come back which could take up to two months.

Again, foul play and homicide have been ruled out.

Damn.....I was absolutely in love with her....:(

RIP Elizabeth....

Pagan, you get lost or something? How'd you end up in here? LOL!

Sad news. The WWE will have a CONFIDENTIAL focusing on her this week.

I'm surprised they didn't say a thing about it or do anything during the shows this week (aside from mentioning the piece on Confidential). Usually they at least say or do something about a death in the biz on the shows....especially when it's someone who was such a big part of it.

They did their normal in "memory of" picture at the beginning of Raw. Lately that's all they do on the regular shows when it first happens.