Ok, now that we're solidly into the 2000's, can we all agree the '90s actually sucked? Like, hardcore worse than the '80s? Boy bands, O.J., snap bracelets, Full House - all terrible! Everything except Nancy Kerrigan, who finally made figure skating interesting. Remember when Tonya Harding had someone whack her knee and she was all, "Whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy." Hilarious! Yeah, turns out, the 2000's aren't going to be so great for her either.

The father of Olympic figure skater Nancy Kerrigan, Daniel Kerrigan, was found dead early Sunday morning, Access Hollywood has learned.

Mark Kerrigan - the victim's son and skater's brother - has been arrested and charged with assault and battery on an elder with serious bodily injury, according to Boston's NBC WHDH 7News.

According WHDH, who confirmed the story to Access, emergency medical crews responded to a call about an unresponsive male in Stoneham, Mass., on Sunday morning. Daniel Kerrigan, 70, was taken to Winchester Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

According to The Boston Herald, Daniel and Mark got into an argument about a phone and the two men began yelling at each other and pushing one another. The police report states that Mark Kerrigan put his "hands around his father's neck" and the 70-year-old fell to the floor. Mark told authorities that he believed his father was "faking it."

Mark was reportedly intoxicated when authorities arrived on the scene and had to be subdued with pepper spray, according to the police report. The police report also reportedly noted there was blood found on the kitchen floor of the home.

The skater's mother, Brenda Kerrigan, told the paper that her husband died of a heart attack.

"My husband had a massive heart attack," Brenda Kerrigan said on Monday. "This is a very difficult time for me."

On Monday, Mark Kerrigan pleaded not guilty to the alleged assault during his arraignment on in Woburn District Court, the Associated Press reported. He is being held on $10,000 bail. His past criminal record includes arrests for assault and battery, assault with a dangerous weapon, malicious destruction and violation of a restraining order.

See parents, that's what happens when you focus all your love and attention on your one athlete child. They end up getting all the focus and glory and your other child becomes a psychopath and eventually kills you. Everyone in Texas, please take note.