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Enzo Amore Investigation Dropped Back in January, on Royal Rumble week, a woman
accused then Cruiserweight Champion Enzo Amore of a sexual assault incident from October
2017, where she posted in a since-deleted tweet:
“OKAY..it’s been long enough & I have been so so scared to share this.
I was raped in mid October by the WWE Enzo Amore (also known as Eric Arden) & Tyler Grosso
& TOOPOOR let it happen as accomplices.
I was in a mental hospital for 45 days after it.
They ARE NOT good people.”
WWE suspended Enzo almost immediately, and just 24 hours later announced he had been
released by the company [IMAGE].
According to Fightful, WWE released Amore not because of the allegations being made,
but because Enzo hadn’t informed he was under a police investigation for them, despite
apparently already being aware of it.
PWInsider reported it was “the final straw” for Amore, who had garnered significant heat
backstage over the past year, including one instance where he was kicked off the talent
bus for being so obnoxious.
Following Amore’s release, though, significant doubts were aired about the reliability of
his accuser Philomena Sheahan, chiefly her former best Sam Cook, who had claimed the
rape accusation was actually a cover story to get Sheahan out of trouble with her father
and roommates for relapsing out of sobriety.
And now it seems the authorities couldn’t prove Sheahan’s version of events, with
Enzo posting a statement online in his first tweet since being released:
“The Phoenix Police Department recently informed Mr. Arndt (Enzo’s real name) and
his counsel that there is insufficient evidence in this matter to warrant any criminal charges,
that the matter will not be transferred to the County Attorney for prosecution, and that
their investigation and case is closed.
No charges were ever filed.
The matter is closed.”
Pro Wrestling Sheet have confirmed the announcement, citing “insufficient evidence” after “investigators
were awaiting lab results from tests given to the victim after she made the claim”.
Interestingly, Enzo’s letter signs off with…
“Mr Arndt is working diligently toward his next venture in the entertainment industry
and looks forward to reconnecting with his fans in a big way in the very near future.”
Enzo’s next venture in the entertainment industry could be the rap career he was rumoured
to want back in his WWE run, or it could be a return to wrestling itself.
PWInsider’s Mike Johnson has said it’s unlikely WWE would ever rehire him as he was
“already on thin ice” before the sexual assault allegations were made.
Right on cue, Impact Wrestling co-executive vice president Don Callias talked about potentially
signing Enzo in yesterday’s media call: “Never say never.
You evaluate talent based on need and what you’re looking to do.
We have a long term plan for how we engage with talent in terms of who’s gonna be on
the roster, what roster spots we need filled, etcetera.
It’s not as much of a random thing.
So you know… as with any other talent, I think time will tell.”
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