It is a shame because it happened outside the US, the court system here likely would not take it seriously without the WWE stepping in with her. If it had happened here, she could have easily been covered under the Rape Shield Law. Things like this are taken seriously here, that is why there are so many laws in place but if you have a woman who has sexual assault happen to her outside the country and a company unwilling to back her, it will just get swept under the rug. If I was her, I would have never gone to the middle east because the WWE does have written statements intact that they are not responsible for their lives over there or what may or may not happen for a reason. They were protecting themselves BUT it really shows how they value their wrestlers, specially the female ones. I know from personal experience, speaking up right after something like this happens is harder than it sounds. I don't blame the US or the court systems here, I blame the WWE for not giving two craps for the protection of their employees. My guess is that she was contracted to go here and if she said no, they would have likely docked her pay or just straight up fired her.
