Talk:Matt Kmosko

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[edit] Why did Kmosko's career suddenly end?

Ever since I've written this, I've tried to find an explanation for Kmosko's suddenly leaving the Crew. I stumbled on some message boards that mentioned his alcohol problems, specifically his DUIs.^[1][2] I checked into the allegations and found support for it here:

• March 1999^[3]
• September 1999^[4]
• February 2000^[5]

Someone, or a couple of people, have repeatedly deleted this information from this article without providing any explanation of why his career suddenly and inexplicably ended. If anyone has any information, please add it to the article. Mohrflies (talk) 19:39, 1 April 2008 (UTC)