Former WWE star Ashley Massaro of Smithtown dies at age 39

Former WWE star Ashley Massaro was found dead Thursday in her home in Smithtown, announced WWE. She was 39 years old.

Massaro's death was "deemed non-criminal," the Suffolk County police said Friday morning in a statement. Police responded to his home Thursday morning on the report of a sick or injured person. She was taken to the hospital where she was pronounced dead, police said.

Massaro won the 2005 WWE Raw Diva Research Award, which included a one-year, $ 250,000 contract. She fought for the WWE from 2005 to 2008.

"We are saddened to learn of the tragic death of former WWE superstar, Ashley Massaro," said WWE in a statement. "WWE offers its condolences to the family and friends of Ashley."

He will probably be remembered better in the fight as a team-mates valet Paul London and Brian Kendrick and for his chance to win the WWE women's title at WrestleMania in 2007, where she lost to Melina.

Massaro was active on Twitter as recently as Wednesday, when she tweeted that she had just answered a bunch of fan posts.

Mick Foley, a Long Islander who has struggled for years at the WWE, tweeted about Massaro.

"It's terrible news, Ashley Massaro left, she was only 39. She lived in the same city as me … I loved seeing her, she was always so nice … and now she left."

Long Island 94.3 The Shark radio station, where Massaro worked as a disc jockey, issued a Facebook release stating, "We are sadder to announce the death of our family punk-rocker, our real sister, Ashley Massaro ".

"Ashley joined the Shark family a year ago without ego, demanding to learn radio from top to bottom … She helped everyone and never feared charity work," she said. always ensuring that people smile. "