Janel Grant says ‘explicitly graphic evidence’ shared without consent in WWE Board investigation of Vince McMahon
Despite her sexual assault and trafficking lawsuit against Vince McMahon heading to arbitration, Janel Grant is continuing to speak out and tell her story.
In a new Instagram post Thursday (seen below), Grant wrote that as part of the 2022 WWE Board special investigation of McMahon, she has now learned that explicitly graphic evidence, including photos and descriptions that depicted her in “some vulnerable and/or compromising way,” was given to the committee without her consent.
From her post:
“This evidence was viewed by others and distilled into graphic summaries. This evidence was then read out to then current Board members including some in positions of upper management, and future board members between fall/winter 2022 into 2023.”
She wrote that she is unsure how many images were shown and to how many people. She said that learned about all this via public documents and didn’t have any idea.
She is sharing this insight because she “don’t want anything remotely like this to happen to anyone else.”
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