BREAKING: Criminal Trial Starts For 3-Time WWE Champion – Facing Multiple Years In Prison

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After a long time following the accusations, the criminal trial of Ted DiBiase Jr has now begun. Jury selection was completed yesterday for the criminal trial of the star. The trial has now begun with prosecutors giving their opening statement.

The third-generation star has been accused of consirping to fraudulently get $3.5 million in federal funds. The money was originally set for families who are in need.

The prosecutors have brought allegations that the WWE star received the money that was originally set for the welfare programs by bringing sham contracts for services that ended up never being provided.

Assistant US Attorney Jon Meynardie said in the opening statements that DiBiase wanted a lot of money so that he could “fund his lavish lifestyle”. He said that DiBiase and his brother squeezed former Demartment of Services Director in Mississippi to give them six contracts for $2.9 million. The statement went on to say that the money was then used to buy cars, boats, and go on vacation, as well as buying a $1.7 million house as well.

He said that the brothers were young handsome men who took advantage of the middle aged Davis, who was lonely and did not have too many friends.

While the trial has just begun, it is expected to last for some time, as it is going to take at least three weeks.

The WWE star’s defense lawyer has said something different

DiBiase has pleaded not guitly to the multiple charges that have been brought against him.

The former champion’s lawyer said that his client was not the greedy conman as described by the prosecutors, and that lawyers had approved and signed off on the state contracts for DiBiase. He also said that Davis was a villain and not a mark.