Ex-Wrestler Attempting To Sue Chris Benoit, The Miz & Maryse, The Rock, Jim Cornette & More

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A former wrestler is attempting to sue Chris Benoit, The Miz & Maryse, The Rock, Jim Cornette, the FBI, and many others, for $3 billion.

The lawsuit claims that the defendants “conspired to kidnap plaintiff and her children”.

Plaintiff is Trenesha Biggers, known as former TNA wrestler Rhaka Khan.

The lawsuit was originally filed in October 2022 and there was no movement for a while, but according to PWInsider, new court records indicate that Biggers has been authorized to move forward with the suit by pre-paying court fees.

PWInsider also cites court documents that suggest Biggers still has a Bench Warrant out after not appearing for a trial in December 2022 where she would have faced charges of interference with child custody and “aggravated kidnapping facilitate”.

At one point in 2019, she was listed as one of El Paso’s Most Wanted Fugitives.

According to PWInsider, the following, among others, were listed as defendants in her lawsuit:

The State of Texas

The El Paso Child Protective Services

The FBI

The Las Cruces, New Mexico Police Department

The NYPD

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

New York ACS

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc

Shirley Police Department

Sigma Phi Epsilon

Suffolk County NY

The Rock

The Miz & Maryse

Heath Miller (Heath Slater)

Nikki Garcia (Nikki Bella)

Chris Benoit

Mark Jindrak

Panda Energy

Home Depot

Florida Championship Wrestling

Steve Keirn

The National Wrestling Alliance

Billy Corgan

Deep South Wrestling

Bank of America

Michael Jordan

“Several Universities”

Jim Cornette

Mick Foley

Con Edison

“Countless others”

None of the defendants have been served as of April 20.

Jim Cornette responded to being named as a defendant on his podcast, which you can watch/listen to below.

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