Three new Plant Tiffs complain against WWE & The McMahons on 'Ring Boy Skandal'

Three new plaintiffs have joined the lawsuit against WWE and the McMahons.

Post Wrestling reported on Monday that the former Ring Boys submitted the lawsuit against WWE, TKO and Vince & Linda McMahon to report further details about the suspected failure of the accused. The submission contains allegations from three other plaintiffs who not only misused the abuse from the former Ring -Annager and Road -Crew member Mel Phillips, but also from the long -time WWE officer Pat Patterson and the former WWE wrestler Koko B. Ware.

John Doe 6, a resident of Mississippi, claims that he met Phillips around 1988 when he was 11 or 12 years old. After a house show on July 14, 1989 in Baltimore, he was informed that he had to spend the night in Patterson's hotel room, while other boys stayed in Phillips' rooms. There, Doe 6 claimed that he received alcohol when Patterson played pornography on television. Patterson then supposedly performed sexual actions on doe 6.

He said he was sexually abused by Phillips after an event on July 21, 1992 in Portland, Maine. According to Phillips' registered outcome of the WWE, this happened in March 1992.

In a separate incident that took place in Portland, Maine, Doe 6 claims that goods had pushed his head against a wall and put it down and put it with other witnesses, including Phillips, Patterson, Tony Chimel and referee Danny Davis, with only Chimel looked out that he was released. Goods did not immediately answer a comment on Post Wrestling.

John Doe 7 says he was about 14 or 15 years old when he scored Phillips in 1974. He said he was abused by Phillips in Baltimore, Maryland, including forced oral sex during his work. DOE 7 also said that abuse of WWE events had come away and Phillips sometimes recorded abuse with a video camera.

John Doe 8 met Phillips when he was about 15 years old in Baltimore in 1982 when he made concessions in the Baltimore Civic Center. In front of a WWE event on April 10, 1982, Doe 8 claims that Phillips had told him and another boy that they should move out in a hotel room. Doe 8 says that Phillips then put the boys' feet in his crotch to compare sizes while he was excited. They were also offered cocaine and pills.

Linda McMahon submitted an application at the beginning of this month to reject the lawsuit and said that she had no significant connection with the state and never communicated with the five people at the time who originally submitted the lawsuit. She also tried to distance herself from Phillips and said she never personally monitored him while he was busy in the WWE. In the changed suit, the ring boys outlined times when they interacted with Vince & Linda McMahon or were in the presence.