Update On Law Suit Targeting CEO Vince

A bizarre lawsuit filed in June against Vince McMahon and WWE in the U.S District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania by an incarcerated person named Dana W. Wiley is scheduled to be dismissed on December 13, according to PWInsider.

The handwritten complaint alleges that McMahon violated his contract with Wiley, which kept him employed by WWE at a monthly salary of $70,000.

The lawsuit further alleges that WWE and McMahon breached their contract and failed to honor a $5,500 “earnest money hangout, WhatsApp email agreement” related to an in-person meeting with World Wrestling Entertainment employee Alexa Bliss.

Wiley alleges in his lawsuit that McMahon discriminated against him after Wiley was arrested and charged with attempted murder and aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer on October 22, 2022, in New Castle, Pennsylvania.

There is. Wiley claims that the U.S. Secret Service and Pennsylvania State Police seized his cell phone and property in an effort to stop and conceal evidence related to emails and text messages from WWE employee Alexa Bliss. ing.

Wiley, who was sentenced to five to 20 years in prison for armed robbery on May 1, 1995, sought repayment of $6 million and all legal costs in his breach of contract lawsuit.

The case has not yet been formally dismissed, but all signs point to this likely being the outcome.

It is noted that Wiley previously attempted to sue Vince McMahon and members of DX and NWO for signing a fair use agreement for their trademarks on the steps of a courthouse in New Castle, Pennsylvania in 1995 Through independent criminal proceedings.

However, the earlier lawsuit was ultimately dismissed.