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Dwayne Johnson’s recognition in Hollywood is as squeaky blank as his bald head. The former pro wrestler turned film superstar relatively actually has it written into his contracts that he can’t lose in a fight.

In other phrases, his public character is more essential than a good or believable story, and anything else on screen will have to fit the off-screen perception he so meticulously cultivates. It is going without saying then, that a $3 billion kidnapping lawsuit does not bode smartly for Johnson’s hard-earned image. 

Indeed, Johnson’s name was slapped with a dirty scandal after court documents bought by Snopes published the actor has been indexed as a defendant in a kidnapping lawsuit when it comes to a fellow former pro-WWE wrestler, Rhaka Khan, often referred to as Trenesha Biggers. 

Trenesha Biggers’ kidnapping lawsuit and what it has to do with Dwayne Johnson

Trenesha Biggers went by the name Rhaka Khan when she used to be employed by way of WWE, a profession that in order that came about to overlap with Johnson’s. Although she mostly goes via the final title Biggers, she is sometimes called Trenesha Sims and Trenesha Williams.

On Oct. 8, 2022, Biggers filed a lawsuit with the United States District Court, Southern District of New York accusing the defendants therein of conspiring “to kidnap Plaintiff [Biggers] and her two children from Brighter Tomorrows Domestic Violence Shelter.”  

As it turns out, Biggers has a historical past of domestic violence. In 2009, she accused ex-boyfriend and former pro-wrestler Kurt Angle of home violence. The charges have been eventually dropped all over the case’s preliminary listening to. Prior to that, Biggers accused Angle of violating a protection order; but he was also cleared of those charges. 

In 2019, 10 years later, Biggers claimed that Angle aided and abetted the kidnapping allegations she’s put forth in her lawsuit with the United States District Court, Southern District of New York. As it turns out, Angle is just one among loads of other people and entities named in the lawsuit, and yes, Johnson is certainly one of them. 

Biggers also claims her ex-husband, Ephram Sims stalked and kidnapped her and her two youngsters throughout state lines regardless of being on active probation for family violence. She asserts that law enforcement and the entire named defendants, Johnson integrated, assisted in the hassle. 

Yes, Dwayne Johnson was once named as a defendant, however he is no longer the one superstar

Dwayne Johnson is certainly named as a defendant in Bigger’s $3 billion lawsuit, on the other hand, he was now not referenced through name in the written account of Biggers’ overarching observation or timeline of occasions. Instead, he is indexed as probably the most many people and entities that regulation enforcement aided in terrorizing Biggers, or so she claims. 

In total, there are just about 400 named defendants. Several of them are repeated right through the file, ceaselessly with a other spelling or utterly capitalized as a substitute of written in lowercase. A portion of the the loads of named defendants come with: 

• Eminem
• Michael Jordan
• Booker T. Huffman
• Home Debut
• Bank of America
• GAP
• Universal Studios
• Sea World
• Tyra Banks
• Naomi Campbell
• Hertz
• IMAX
• Warner Brothers
• Ford
• T-Mobile
• Spring
• Verizon
• Victoria’s Secret
• Staples
• Kinkos
• CVS
• Walgreens
• USPS
• McDonald’s
• Gucci
• Chanel
• Taco Bell
• NBC
• CNN
• MTV
• Fox News
• Venmo
• Cash App
• Petco
• LA Fitness

Several of the named Universities come with Penn State University, the University of Pittsburgh, the University of Florida, Harvard, Yale, Florida State University, and the University of South Florida. 

The list is going on, with states like Colorado, Connecticut, and Illinois also integrated. To best it off, Biggers listed the United States of America as a defendant. (Yes, she’s suing the country.) The U.S. used to be one of the crucial entities Biggers named more than as soon as, the second one time around including a query mark — “USA?”

In 2019, right across the time Biggers claimed the entire global aided and abetted her kidnapping allegations, she used to be listed as one of El Paso’s most wanted fugitives. The charge? “Interference with child custody.” 

Biggers claims in the kidnapping lawsuit that El Paso Times falsely accused her of being a sought after fugitive. In addition to a 73-point checklist of all the events that have took place between 2015 and 2016, she demanded “relief in the amount of $3 billion dollars.” Next to the date (Oct. 8, 2022), she signed her title, and next to that, she drew a tiny middle. 

As of June 2023, the case has (unsurprisingly) been disregarded by United States District Court Judge, Laura Taylor Swain. The order that pushed aside the suit mentioned the next at the subject:

“The Court will have to push aside an IFP criticism or portion thereof, that is frivolous or malicious, fails to state a declare on which aid is also granted, or seeks financial relief from a defendant who is immune from such reduction.”

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