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Woman found dead in Jim Irsay townhouse...

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A woman who died of a suspected drug overdose was found in a townhouse owned by Jim Irsay two weeks before his DUI arrest.

Much like Irsay, Kimberly Wundrum, 42, had a history of drug problems. They were acquainted through Wundrum's sister, Rhonda, who was the Colts owner's personal masseuse. The Indianapolis Star has uncovered several documents that link them closely. There's nothing criminal here, but commissioner Roger Goodell is going to have a lot of questions for Irsay when he considers how severely to punish him under the league's Personal Conduct Policy.

Per rotoworld

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This is the patriarch of the organization Luck preferred over the Panthers? Pretty sure this guy is more gang affiliated than D Jax. You need to know scumbags if you want the good drugs. Must be nice to be a rich good old boy. Where are the other bodies buried? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using CarolinaHuddle mobile app

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