Post by Ll3yd on Apr 2, 2004 5:16:08 GMT -5
We are in the very beginning stages of a massive story that is expected to be reported on for the next several months here on the website. As we have been reporting, SportsJet filed a sexual harassment suit against World Wrestling Entertainment, Scott Hall, Dustin Runnels, and Ric Flair on Monday for the actions of wrestlers on a flight from Europe to the United States dubbed the "plane ride from hell" on May 5, 2002.
If you've been reading what we've posted so far, you know that Ric Flair apparently took a flight attendant to the back of the plane and forced her to do things against her will. He also repeatedly flashed his penis and 'spun it around' numerous times. Again, this is what the suit claims.
Scott Hall was said to have told a flight attendant that he wanted her to perform oral sex on him and also stated that he wanted to make sexual contact with her.
Dustin Runnels was said to have been very rude to the attendants and grabbed them numerous times as they walked by. He also asked if the attendants breasts were real.
The suit also claims numerous other WWE wrestlers on the plane fondled the attendants as they walked past.
It also claims that many of the guys gave the attendants 'needles' to dispose of.
The suit also says Ric Flair maintains ownership in both the Raw brand and WWE. Obviously though, that was only for storyline purposes.
The suit blames WWE management which would be the likes of Stephanie McMahon and Jim Ross as well as the agents for the actions of the talent.
This is also the same flight that Michael Hayes' mullet was shaved off by Sean Waltman and then hung on the wall backstage at RAW the following day, Curt Hennig attacked Brock Lesnar and nearly threw him out the exit door, as well as a fight between Michael Hayes and Bradshaw.
credit: nodq.com
If you've been reading what we've posted so far, you know that Ric Flair apparently took a flight attendant to the back of the plane and forced her to do things against her will. He also repeatedly flashed his penis and 'spun it around' numerous times. Again, this is what the suit claims.
Scott Hall was said to have told a flight attendant that he wanted her to perform oral sex on him and also stated that he wanted to make sexual contact with her.
Dustin Runnels was said to have been very rude to the attendants and grabbed them numerous times as they walked by. He also asked if the attendants breasts were real.
The suit also claims numerous other WWE wrestlers on the plane fondled the attendants as they walked past.
It also claims that many of the guys gave the attendants 'needles' to dispose of.
The suit also says Ric Flair maintains ownership in both the Raw brand and WWE. Obviously though, that was only for storyline purposes.
The suit blames WWE management which would be the likes of Stephanie McMahon and Jim Ross as well as the agents for the actions of the talent.
This is also the same flight that Michael Hayes' mullet was shaved off by Sean Waltman and then hung on the wall backstage at RAW the following day, Curt Hennig attacked Brock Lesnar and nearly threw him out the exit door, as well as a fight between Michael Hayes and Bradshaw.
credit: nodq.com
