Make no mistake, this is a forced retirement not something he's doing on his own. For those who haven't been following the story he's been under investigation for hiring women to positions within the company so he can have sex with them, then paying them hush money to sign NDA's not to talk about the relationship.
On Friday morning, The Wall Street Journal published its latest findings regarding Vince McMahon and nondisclosed payment agreements made with former WWE employees to suppress allegations of sexual misconduct.
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- A $7.5 million deal with a former wrestler who alleged that McMahon coerced her into giving him oral sex before she was later demoted, ultimately resulting in her contract expiry in 2005 following resistance of further sexual encounters. WSJ’s sources indicate that the wrestler and her attorney approached and made the deal with McMahon in 2018.
- A roughly $1 million deal with a WWE contractor who was sent unsolicited nude photos from, and was allegedly sexually harassed on the job, by McMahon.
- A $1 million 2006 agreement with a former manager who had worked with McMahon for 10 years before McMahon allegedly initiated a sexual relationship with her.
- A previously reported $3 million hush pact between McMahon and a former WWE paralegal with whom he allegedly had an affair.
At the same time there was another story with former wrestler Mario Mancini corroborating Rita Chatterton's claims that he raped her in his limo back in the late 80's
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