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(WSB Radio) People keep a lot of strange things in their crawl spaces. A Henry County homeowner is wondering how steroids got into his.

County police are investigating the discovery of bottles containing human growth hormone, along with syringes.

Judson Powell says professional wrestler Mike Knox and other wrestlers used to rent the home in Locust Grove.

The items, which included pay stubs from the WWE, were found in two shoe boxes. Police will test the contents to determine if it is, in fact, steroids .

Investigators believe they came from the SportsMed Science clinic in Florida, which shut down after an unlicensed doctor sold drugs to an undercover police officer.

Police say the WWE is cooperating with the investigation.

April 8, 2008

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