US EditionLawyer for Vince McMahon says criminal probe ‘definitively concluded’ with no charges
- Federal prosecutors have concluded their investigation into Vince McMahon, finding no charges will be filed, according to McMahon's attorney Robert W. Allen.
- The investigation examined allegations of misconduct involving payments to silence accusations from former employees totaling over $10 million.
- McMahon has consistently denied allegations of sexual assault and claims he settled cases to avoid litigation costs, asserting his innocence.
- A federal judge ruled in 2024 that there was probable cause to believe McMahon broke the law, but the investigation is now closed, according to Allen's statement.
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Federal prosecutors drop criminal probe into ex-WWE boss Vince McMahon, his lawyer says
Federal prosecutors have ended their criminal investigation into whether former World Wrestling Entertainment CEO and chairman Vince McMahon tried to cover up allegations of sexual misconduct with multiple former employees, his lawyer said Tuesday.
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Lawyer for Vince McMahon says criminal probe ‘definitively concluded’ with no charges
A lawyer for Vince McMahon said Wednesday that Manhattan federal prosecutors have dropped their criminal probe into whether the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) co-founder attempted to cover up multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. “We have been in consistent communication with the government and understand, with no ambiguity, that the investigation has definitively concluded and will…
Feds Drop Case Against Vince McMahon
A criminal investigation into former WWE boss Vince McMahon for alleged sexual misconduct cover-ups has reportedly been dropped, despite a separate SEC settlement and court rulings finding evidence he circumvented internal controls and concealed settlements.
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