WWE Issues Statement on Teen Killing His Sister By Attempting Wrestling Moves

June 19, 2013

WWE CBS picked up on the story about a teenage boy, 13, killing his sister by attempting “WWE style wrestling moves.” The entire story can be viewed here.

Wrestlezone has been contacted by a WWE representative regarding the report, and below is WWE’s official statement.

WWE Statement

The death of Viloude Louis is a tragedy, and our condolences go out to her family.

WWE urges restraint in reporting this unfortunate incident as if it were the result of a WWE wrestling move. As in similar cases, criminal intent to harm and a lack of parental supervision have been the factors resulting in a tragic death.

Authorities have already charged the accused with second degree murder and determined that this was not an accidental death due to a wrestling move.

Regards,

Adam Hopkins

Director, Public Relations/Corporate Communications

WWE

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