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Q: So, basically no one has any respect for the dead, huh? Not even the guy's own family. Sick. 
  
 Another person in Russell Armstrong's life has come forward to talk about the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star and offer their insight on why he might've taken his own life. Russell's sister Laurie has come forward to speak of his - and her - painful childhood, in which Russell actually shot Laurie with a loaded gun. She elaborated further, speaking of his anger problems: 
  
 “My brother had anger issues but he was trying to really overcome his resentments. When I was five-years-old and he was six-years-old he accidentally shot me in the leg with my dad’s loaded gun! He lived with this guilt all of his life and he blamed himself. I was in the hospital for one year, the doctors told me I would never walk again. But I did, I think I started walking again when I was six-years-old. It’s kind of a blur. He was angry at my dad for along time because he should never have left a loaded gun in the house.” 
  
 And this story needed to be rehashed because…? 
  
 We can't really understand why all of these people keep talking to the media and further painting an awful picture of this man when he isn't alive to defend himself. You would think at least his family would give him enough dignity to have his past mistakes - and this story was definitely one about him making a mistake, not his rage - kept privately within his immediate circle. 
  
 It doesn't look like the poor guy had that many people to turn to for help that wouldn't sell him out for his own benefit. Perhaps he would've had a better chance of working out his issues had he felt like there was someone in his life who would look out for him. Sad. 
  
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 Tags: accident, awful, brother, family, media, private, real housewives of beverly hills, russell armstrong, sister, taylor armstrong ||||| The Bravo community is still reeling from Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Taylor Armstrong‘s estranged husband Russell Armstrong taking his own life Monday. 
  
 Many are wondering what is going to happen since RHOBH was set to premiere September 5, with Taylor’s story line about divorcing Russell laid out in the preview released weeks ago (which has now been removed from the website). 
  
 Andy Cohen, the Watch What Happens Live host (and Exec VP of original programming/development), just posted on his blog titled “Picking Up the Pieces” where things stand: 
  
 “We’re all still trying to process yesterday’s very sad news, and looking at how to proceed with the series, which has finished primary production and was set to premiere on Labor Day,” Cohen says. 
  
 “We’ll let you know what we decide when we do. In the meantime, we’re sending our thoughts and prayers to Taylor and the rest of Russell’s family.” 
  
 As do ours. 
  
 Meanwhile, it was announced today that the official cause of death has been listed as hanging by suicide. 
  
 Tell us, readers: what do you think Bravo should do? ||||| Russell Armstrong Asked for Xanax Before Death 
  
 begged a friend for anxiety drugs days before his death ... TMZ has learned.Armstrong's longtime friend and confidante-- who appeared on "" last season -- tells us, he met Armstrong for dinner recently ... and things had reached a new low.According to McCullough, Armstrong couldn't afford to pay for his meal -- and when the subject turned to his divorce, Armstrong said, "This is as bad as it gets."Armstrong also said he was distraught over his negative portrayal on the show ... and feared he'd never recover from the ordeal -- so McCullough gave him a Xanax pill to take the edge off.We're told Armstrong called McCullough 3 days before his death, asking for a "full bottle" of Xanax -- but McCullough suspected something was seriously wrong ... and refused out of fear Armstrong might abuse the pills.As we previously reported, Armstrong's death was ruled a suicide by hanging -- no drugs or alcohol were found at the scene. ||||| Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window) 
  
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 By Radar Staff 
  
 Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Taylor Armstrong paid a Beverly Hills dentist a “wad of cash” to cover-up a fight her husband was involved in that left one of his business associates requiring a mouth reconstruction, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned. 
  
 Russell Armstrong was found dead Monday night in a friend’s Los Angeles home. He committed suicide by hanging himself, an autopsy confirmed. 
  
 In the search for answers why, a dark portrait has emerged of a violent and depressed man, who was facing mounting financial problems, including a $1.5 million lawsuit, all while in the spotlight of an acrimonious divorce played out before the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cameras. 
  
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 After a recent incident at the couple’s Bel Air, Calif., home, Taylor paid renowned Beverly Hills dentist Dr. David S. Frey more than $10,000 to repair the damage the associate sustained after being viciously punched by 47-year-old Russell, a source has revealed. 
  
 “The man required a full mouth reconstruction and total teeth replacement,” a source with knowledge of the incident told RadarOnline.com. 
  
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 “It was not uncommon for Taylor to have to have to clean-up after Russell and in this instance, she turned up to Dr. Frey’s North Roxbury clinic with a wad of cash to cover the cost of Russell’s associate’s dental work.” 
  
 Russell killed himself one month after Taylor filed for divorce and went public with allegations she was verbally and physically abused. 
  
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 As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Russell had a history of abuse with other partners, too. 
  
 In fact, he had two separate restraining orders filed against by him, one by his ex-wife, and one by an ex-girlfriend. In addition, Russell had a criminal record, having pled guilty to battery in 1997. 
  
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Just days before his death, Russell Armstrong begged a friend for anxiety drugs, telling him, "This is as bad as it gets." Armstrong was upset over his divorce and his portrayal on Real Housewives, and couldn't even afford to pay for the meal he was sharing with the friend, Russ McCullough. McCullough gave him one Xanax, but Armstrong wanted an entire bottle, TMZ reports. The gossip site adds that Armstrong's death, not surprisingly, was officially ruled a suicide by hanging. Meanwhile, his family is considering suing Bravo. The network that airs Real Housewives "is at fault and somebody needs to pay," Armstrong's stepbrother tells Radar. But one member of his family is also offering a glimpse into Armstrong's dark past, Perez Hilton notes: His sister says that, at the tender age of six, he accidentally shot her. She adds that he "had anger issues" but was trying to overcome them. He also allegedly punched a business associate, had two restraining orders filed against him by ex-partners, and pleaded guilty to battery in 1997, Radar reports. Click to read Bravo exec Andy Cohen's response to the Armstrong news.