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http://www.sunshinecoastdaily.com.au/news/seymour-car-crash-could-been-attempted-suicide/1783446/
A CAR crash involving former Broncos, Cronulla and Warriors player Brett Seymour may have been an attempted suicide.
Now playing for Hull in the English Super League, the 28-year-old was taken to hospital after his BMW hit two parked cars and flipped onto its roof on Sunday night.
He escaped serious injury and was released from hopsital the following day.
But on a Facebook page set up to allow well wishers to send their messages of support, his wife Roseanne posted that her husband had been suffering from depression.
"I'm suffering from severe shock that my husband was so desperate and could attempt such a horrific thing," she wrote.
"He is getting the help he needs and your support has helped greatly.
"Depression is a silent killer - I want each and every one of you to know that we feel so grateful to you."
Seymour was sacked by Brisbane Broncos in 2006 and the Cronulla Sharks in 2009 for alcohol-related incidents.
He received a seven-month driving ban in November 2011 at the end of his time with the Warriors after being convicted of drink-driving and failing to stop for police.
A CAR crash involving former Broncos, Cronulla and Warriors player Brett Seymour may have been an attempted suicide.
Now playing for Hull in the English Super League, the 28-year-old was taken to hospital after his BMW hit two parked cars and flipped onto its roof on Sunday night.
He escaped serious injury and was released from hopsital the following day.
But on a Facebook page set up to allow well wishers to send their messages of support, his wife Roseanne posted that her husband had been suffering from depression.
"I'm suffering from severe shock that my husband was so desperate and could attempt such a horrific thing," she wrote.
"He is getting the help he needs and your support has helped greatly.
"Depression is a silent killer - I want each and every one of you to know that we feel so grateful to you."
Seymour was sacked by Brisbane Broncos in 2006 and the Cronulla Sharks in 2009 for alcohol-related incidents.
He received a seven-month driving ban in November 2011 at the end of his time with the Warriors after being convicted of drink-driving and failing to stop for police.