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While this is true to an extent if a criminal investigation is opened up and they don’t find enough to press charges that is still something that Vince’s council could exploit, and be used to undermined the case’s credibility. Not saying that it will necessarily work or not but it just adds an extra dimension to it. Which is why I don’t think Janel is that worried in the first place. The evidence is seemingly overwhelming.Oh, if the investigation finds something potentially criminal and presses charges, then it gives her lawsuit a lot of weight. Remember people:
For Criminal Trials: Guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
For civil trials, on a balance of probabilities (50% + 1).
So let's say the investigation presses charges but he is acquitted. If they basically find it was like "85% chance he did it" then he'd not get thrown in jail, but they'll probably have an easier time meeting the burden for a civil trial with the evidence likely out there.
“That poor girl,” Hyatt said of Grant. “Well, I called their lawyer and I told them my situation what happened with me.”
“When I was doing Missy’s Manor, I had to push Vince out of my hotel room beacuse he tried to stick his tongue in my mouth. And after I did that, the next thing I know they want me to be a Federette. And I’m like, ‘I don’t want to be a Federette, take jackets.'”
“I didn’t trust them so I left and had to go beg Jim Crockett and Dusty for a job,” she continued.
At the time, Hyatt was engaged to “Hot Stuff” Eddie Gilbert. The couple were married later that year and would divorce in 1989.
“We were in Vegas shooting, doing the tapings and we went out, (McMahon) taught me how to play Blackjack, he gave me $100 and I won like $180 or something. I tried to give him the all money, he was like, ‘No, keep it.'”
She continued to say they went to a large dinner after with a big group of WWE employees and then McMahon accompanied Hyatt back to her hotel room.
“That night he brought me to my hotel room and he was trying to get in my hotel room and I was like pushing him out. I was engaged at the time. If I wasn’t engaged, maybe, but he had such bad teeth. It’s like you’re a millionaire times over and you can’t get your teeth fixed?”
“He’s got like rotten teeth. It’s really gross. Maybe he’s gotten it fixed but back then in the 80s it was pretty bad,” she continued.
“I’ve never had to sleep for a job. Yes, I’ve done a lot of wild things with some wrestlers and stuff like that but I never did it for a job and I don’t think I ever had to because I think my talent speaks for itself.”
As unreliable as Missy is, it does track with what seemingly happened when she went to WWF for a cup of coffee.
I'd only rate it bc she said she contacted the lawyers. I don't think she'd lie about doing that and if she's talking to anyone legally she better not be fucking lying or embellishing, that's a lot worse than doing it on a podcast
“Off the top of my head — and, listen, I love Vince, he gave me so many opportunities. But I think it was kind of time for him to move on. It’s unfortunate that it happened in the way that it happened. But it’s nice having people in charge of me that understand how important it is for you to be home for birthdays, and home for Thanksgiving, and home for Christmas,” Orton said.
“Vince McMahon, he had Raw on Monday night live. He doesn’t care if you had kids. I came to him when I was 35 and my back really started going and I pleaded with him like, ‘Man, I got to like not do as many shows, maybe do half the tour and be able to recover.’ And he just looked at me and was like, ‘Oh, I need you on those shows, Randy. Mother Nature gets us all.’ And to hear that and go, ‘Ok, well I guess there’s no other thing I can do other than just wear myself out down to the nub until I can’t walk anymore for this man.’ And all of the opportunities he gave me, it’s nice having him out of there. And it’s nice having his son-in-law Triple H running the game. Nick Khan’s great. Everybody at TKO that’s come in [and] stepped in, they seem to get it. And it’s just a different era…
“I think the way that they care for talent nowadays and make sure that talent’s good and if they need a little bit of a break — we’re only human — they get it, most of the time.”
I feel bad for randy, Vince sucks