Latest News About Ted Dibiase Jr Trial

Updated 2026-05-09 00:06

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Ted DiBiase Jr Trial Date Set in Mississippi Welfare Scandal

Ted DiBiase Jr., son of the legendary “Million Dollar Man,” is about to trade the squared circle for a federal courtroom. A judge has officially set the date for what promises to be one of the most scrutinized trials in Mississippi history.

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A hearing was held this morning before Mississippi Southern District Court to insure that the current trial date for former WWE star Ted DiBiase Jr., 8/26, remains intact. DiBiase himself did not take part in the remote hearing. The trial will now be held before District Judge Carlton W. Reeves that date at 9 AM. … DiBiase Jr. was arrested in April 2023 on one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and to commit theft concerning programs receiving federal funds, six counts of wire fraud, two...

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Update on Ted DiBiase Jr's Criminal Case

Ted DiBiase Jr. was arrested back in April of 2023 and indicted on one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and to commit theft concerning programs receiving federal funds, six counts of wire fraud, two counts of theft concerning programs receiving federal funds, and four counts of money laundering. According to PW Insider, there […]

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LATEST ON TED DIBIASE JR. TRIAL | PWInsider.com

DiBiase is facing charges of conspiracy, wire fraud, theft, and money laundering. If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison per wire fraud count, 10 years per theft and money laundering count, and five years for conspiracy. He is the only defendant in Mississippi’s high-profile welfare scandal to go to trial, as seven others. including Davis, New, and Webb, have already entered guilty pleas.

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