Posted on 6/11/126 by Colin Vassallo
Through her Instagram account, Janel Grant posted deposition
excerpts and statements regarding the anonymous e-mails
which were sent to the WWE Board of Directors in April 2022
which kickstarted the downfall of Vince McMahon as WWE’s
CEO.
Grant wrote that there was no person who knew her in life
pre-dating 2019 who could write such an e-mail.
“Reading these for the first time took a sledgehammer to my
mental health. I feel like a Taylor Swift lyric and wonder
if someone caged me just to call me crazy. I’m not wired to
understand why someone would write them. But I am trained to
notice the use of hair splitters and spin,” Grant wrote.
She said before 2019 she was caring for her parents who were
sick and declared bankruptcy, losing their family home.
Hurricane Sandy came and even dropped a tree on the house.
“What never happened: No living on the street. No addictions
to ‘percs.’ No rehab. There is no person who knew me in life
pre-dating 2019 who could write this,” Grant wrote.
She then explained the spin.
“A friend? I see a trick to steer public perception.
Homeless? I shared my background at work. Rehab? I shared my
experience with grief counseling at work. Addiction? I
shared that quitting nicotine lozenges wasn’t fun at work. A
threat to expose info? It’s a highly reactive environment
with security vendors in place. The rest of the email? It
repackages years of time and illogical events involving a
lot of people who have eyeballs into a logic sounding
storyline with only a few people,” Grant continued.