London, England - Jimmy White, a well-known figure in the world of professional snooker, has publicly admitted to stealing his brother's corpse following his funeral in 1996. The reason? A final farewell at their local pub.
White, nicknamed 'The Whirlwind' for his fast-paced style of play, revealed the incident in a recent interview. He explained that after the funeral service, he felt compelled to honor a promise he had made to his brother. "I said I was going to see him again," White stated.
Driven by this sentiment, White took the extraordinary step of retrieving his brother's body and transporting it to their favorite pub. The details of how he managed this feat remain somewhat unclear, but White confirmed the core facts of the story. The incident, while unconventional, sheds light on the deep connection between the two brothers and White's unique way of grieving.
The story has resurfaced after years, sparking a mix of reactions. Some find the act disrespectful, while others see it as a touching, albeit unorthodox, tribute to a lost loved one. Whatever the interpretation, Jimmy White's confession has undoubtedly added another layer to his already colorful public persona.
Snooker Star Jimmy White Admits Stealing Brother's Body for Pub Send-Off
Professional snooker player Jimmy White confessed to a bizarre act of brotherly love in 1996. After his brother's funeral, White admitted to taking the body to a local pub for one last drink together. He said he wanted to fulfill a promise to see his brother again. The incident raised eyebrows but highlights the strong bond between the siblings.