‘John Doe’ Anonymity Allowed To Continue For Ring Boys In WWE Lawsuit
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Vince McMahon, Linda McMahon Lose Bid To Reveal WWE Ring Boy Plaintiffs’ Names
A notable ruling has been made in the ongoing lawsuit connected to WWE’s infamous “ring boy” scandal. According to a report from Post Wrestling, a federal judge in Maryland has ruled that the plaintiffs involved in the case will be allowed to remain anonymous during the pre-trial phase of the proceedings. The decision rejects attempts by Vince McMahon and Linda McMahon to have the individuals publicly identified. Judge James K. Bredar reportedly…
‘John Doe’ Anonymity Allowed To Continue For Ring Boys In WWE Lawsuit
A federal judge has rejected Vince McMahon and Linda McMahon’s bid to force the ring boy plaintiffs to litigate their case under their real names, ruling Thursday that the seven plaintiffs may continue using “John Doe” pseudonyms through the pretrial phase of the lawsuit. Judge James K. Bredar of the U.S. District Court for the […]
Judge Rules Against McMahons In Ring Boy Lawsuit - Fightful
TRIGGER WARNING – SEXUAL ABUSE Judge James K. Bredar rejected defendants Vince McMahon and Linda McMahon’s efforts to require ring boy plaintiffs to put their real names into the public record in the ongoing lawsuit. The ruling was handed down on Thursday. The plaintiffs allege abuse by the ring announcer Mel Phillips, who died in…
Judge rules to continue "John Doe" anonymity for ring boys in WWE lawsuit, deciding against McMahons - POST Wrestling | Podcasts, News, Reviews | WWE AEW NXT NJPW
Men who allege they were sexually abused as children while working WWE events in the 1980s and early 1990s will continue under "John Doe" pseudonyms
The former "ring boys," the young men recruited to set up WWE rings in the 1980s who allege they suffered sexual abuse as minors, will be allowed to continue using the pseudonyms "John Doe" in public. This was determined by Federal Judge James K. Bredar in a ruling issued Thursday in the Maryland District Court. The judge rejected the request of… Origin
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