Vince McMahon Sex Trafficking / Resignation Mega Thread

[Grim]

 

[Comrade Khan]

 

[John_69]

 

[Dale]

Timeline of WWE sexual misconduct allegations, Vince McMahon resignations - Wrestlenomics

An account of what happened and when, surrounding NDAs; allegations of sexual misconduct; and Vince McMahon’s exit, return, and exit from WWE

wrestlenomics.com

Too long to post here but it's a good timeline breakdown.​

 

[Grim]

I think this part is the most harrowing:

• July 8, 2022: A second article from The Wall Street Journal reports Vince McMahon paid $12 million for NDAs across 16 years to four women who worked for WWE. As reported in June, Vince agreed to pay $3 million to Janel Grant, and Vince agreed to pay $7.5 million to a former wrestler in 2018. The wrestler alleges she was coerced to give McMahon oral sex, and when she rejected his subsequent advances, she was demoted and later, her contract wasn’t renewed in 2005. The NDA was made in 2018. The report also reveals three other NDAs. A WWE contractor came to the company with unsolicited nude photos of McMahon that he sent her and alleged he sexually harassed her at work. McMahon agreed to a $1 million with the contractor in 2008. In 2006, McMahon agreed to another $1 million NDA with a former manager who worked at WWE for 10 years before McMahon allegedly started a sexual relationship with her. An NDA made in 2012 with a WWE employee who made misconduct claims against John Laurinaitis was reached for $1.5 million. The employee alleged she and Laurinaitis had an affair and he demoted her after she ended the relationship. Laurinaitis himself was demoted by WWE around the time the NDA was agreed to.

What in the absolute fuck. Especially the manager who worked in WWE for 10 years; who could that have been?

 

[Grim]

"In 2006, McMahon agreed to another $1 million NDA with a former manager who worked at WWE for 10 years before McMahon allegedly started a sexual relationship with her."

I guess this part sticks out to me because it depends on what they mean by a "manager"; an on-screen manager, or an executive manager?

 

[Dale]

If it's an onscreen manager then it probably wouldn't be too hard to work out given the details there

 

[Grim]

If it's an onscreen manager then it probably wouldn't be too hard to work out given the details there

Yeah, the only one I've been able to pin down is Terri Runnels; worked from 1996-2004, was an onscreen manager for much of her time in WWE...

The only other one who it *might* be is Sherri Martel, but she doesn't fit the timeline, since she was in WCW for most of the 90s.

 

[Cwalker]

Yeah I feel like if it was an on-screen persona, she would come straight to mind having a 10-year tenure.

In 2006, I don’t think there were many women with a decade of tenure on screen

 

[Chris]

 

[Cwalker]

A victim

 

[Grim]

Oh boy, I can't wait to see them twist it as him being blackmailed by Vince to do his bidding.

 

[Chris]

The man is scared

 

[Cwalker]

Throwing shit at the wall and praying it sticks

 

[Grim]

Like holy shit wow, way to admit that you did the stuff you did without coming out and saying it.

"Yeah it happened, but I was a victim in it!"