Perry Saturn is alive! A photo recently surfaced on Facebook of the former wrestling star standing alongside a woman by the name of Lisa Kuhlemeier, whom he’s believed to be married to. While he’s gained a bit of weight, it certainly looks like Saturn.
Saturn, whose real name is Perry Alfred Satullo, had disappeared from sight for years, to the point that his children had no idea where he was. His closest friends in the Boston area had presumed he died when no one could find or contact him, particularly after the death of his mentor, Walter “Killer” Kowalski. While Triple H was Kowalski’s most famous student and the one initially expected to enjoy the most success, Satullo was said to be his favorite student. The two were very close at one point and he would have been a pallbearer had he attended his funeral.
In April 2004, Satullo was supposedly driving his girlfriend to work in Atlanta before stopping to break up an attempted rape. He was shot three times in the neck during the incident, resulting in Satullo requiring a metal plate and three stainless steel screws inserted into his C–5, C–6 and C–7 vertebrae. Anyway, there was no record anywhere of Satullo passing away, although there are many false stories of Saturn’s untimely demise on the internet.
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