Vince McMahon Sex Trafficking / Resignation Mega Thread

[Grim]

 

[Comrade Khan]

So Netflix complicit ?

 

[Comrade Khan]

 

[Cwalker]

Without Brock being mentioned we all knew that he was a part of this

Hunter having an office that shares a wall with Ace makes it hard for him to have plausible deniability. But I don’t think it effects him in the long run

 

[Lethal]

Isn't Blum the guy who sold his shares and fucked off? The rats jumped the ship

 

[Lethal]

The sooner this goes to court, the better for all. Eradicate the vile, provide some form of comfort for the plaintiff, and move on to the next one. Cos iirc aren't there like 4 other NDAs at least?

 

[Chris]

The sooner this goes to court, the better for all. Eradicate the vile, provide some form of comfort for the plaintiff, and move on to the next one. Cos iirc aren't there like 4 other NDAs at least?

Yes and this case wasn't even close to the most expensive one for Vince either

 

[Roy Mustang]

This is why I say time and again, that bad man gone has not stopped the culture. There is still monsters in the company involved. Hayes and Nick Khan need to be fired. Also HHH obviously knew, he was probs the one who leaked it to take power let's be fucking real. Anyone thinking he didn't know is naive or kidding themselves. I still think he didn't take part but him and Steph knew

 

[Grim]

Steph absolutely knew about all the goings-on in the company for decades, even before she was officially part of the company.

 

[Shane]

There’s no way in hell Hunter didn’t know. You’re telling me he couldn’t tell his father in law was a pervert?

We as fans could tell and we didn’t even know him personally

 

[Comrade Khan]

Steph absolutely knew about all the goings-on in the company for decades, even before she was officially part of the company.

They were all yucking it up in the doc too n downplaying all the creepiness

 

[Chris]

Vince McMahon's lawyer was wrong to withhold documents sought by grand jury, court rules

A federal appeals court has ruled that a former lawyer for pro-wrestling impresario Vince McMahon was wrong to withhold some documents from a federal grand jury.

apnews.com

A former lawyer for pro-wrestling impresario Vince McMahon was wrong to withhold some documents from a federal grand jury as it investigated how the former WWE boss handled multimillion-dollar settlement agreements with two female employees who accused him of sexual abuse, a federal appeals court ruled Monday.

Three judges on the 2nd U.S. Court of Appeals in New York upheld a lower court ruling that said the documents were not protected by attorney-client privilege because of an exception for “crime or fraud.”

The appeals court said the lower court judge found prosecutors had reasonable grounds to believe that McMahon and his lawyer illegally “circumvented” the WWE’s internal controls and created false records when they concealed the employees’ claims and settlement agreements from the company, and that they made false and misleading statements to the company’s auditors — even though McMahon paid the settlements with funds that did not come from the company.

The appellate panel said that while McMahon’s lawyer submitted many materials in response to a grand jury subpoena, they also submitted a log of 208 documents that were being withheld under assertions of attorney-client privilege.

 

[Grim]

90% sure this is Jerry McDevitt

 

[Chris]

90% sure this is Jerry McDevitt

Not sure, he removed himself from the MLW lawsuit bc he was retiring so I don't think he ended up doing anything with the federal investigation but we also don't know a lot of what that even was outside of the SEC penalty he paid

 

[Grim]

Not sure, he removed himself from the MLW lawsuit bc he was retiring so I don't think he ended up doing anything with the federal investigation but we also don't know a lot of what that even was outside of the SEC penalty he paid

Yeah I think it's dependent on when the discovery process took place.