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More WWE Execs Identified as Part of Sex Trafficking Lawsuit Scandal
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The names of four current and former WWE corporate officers have been made public following a report by Front Office Sports. These individuals are referenced in a federal lawsuit filed by Janel Grant against WWE founder Vince McMahon in late January. The lawsuit alleges that McMahon hired Grant as a cover to use her as a sex slave and accuses him of rape and sex trafficking. The suit also claims that the four corporate officers were aware of the relationship between McMahon and Grant and participated in covering it up.
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In this episode of Crime Fix, a daily show that focuses on significant crime stories, Law&Crime's Angenette Levy discusses the recently revealed names and the potential implications for WWE with Brandon Thurston and James Pollock from Front Office Sports. They examine the legal and ethical aspects of the allegations and consider how this case may develop in the future.
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