Lawyer for Vince McMahon says criminal probe ‘definitively concluded’ with no charges
- Federal prosecutors in Manhattan have concluded their criminal investigation into Vince McMahon without filing charges, according to his lawyer Robert W. Allen.
- The investigation focused on whether McMahon concealed allegations of sexual misconduct from company auditors and involved scrutiny over possible legal violations.
- A ruling from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals indicated that McMahon's communications with his attorneys were not protected by attorney-client privilege.
- McMahon stated that the investigation was about 'minor accounting errors' related to personal payments he made during his time as CEO of WWE.
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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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"WWE legend Vince McMahon is no longer being probed for allegedly covering up a slew of sexual misconduct allegations," the Daily Beast reports."The federal probe, out of Manhattan, was dropped a day before McMahon’s estranged wife, Linda, is scheduled for a confirmation hearing to become Pres
Vince McMahon's federal investigation concludes without charges
Vince McMahon, the former CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment, is no longer under federal criminal investigation. Federal authorities have decided to discontinue their probe into alleged misconduct by McMahon involving confidential settlements, Newsmax reported. The investigation focused on Vince McMahon's management of settlement agreements amounting to $10.5 million with two women who claimed they were sexually abused by him. These judicial a…
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…
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