Ted DiBiase Jr. trial resumes with testimony from John Davis ...

Ted DiBiase Jr. seeks a second mistrial as his lead attorney remains medically incapacitated during his Mississippi welfare ...

The welfare fraud trial of Ted DiBiase Jr. resumed on Monday after a judge denied a motion for a mistrial. DiBiase’s attorneys asked for a delay, citing ...

Former wrestler Ted DiBiase Jr.'s federal trial for welfare fraud has been continued until February 2026. The trial was halted after the lead defense attorney fell ill, but a judge denied a request ...

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – The federal trial for Ted DiBiase Jr. has been continued until February 2026. This comes after DiBiase’s lawyer, Scott Gilbert, experienced a medical issue that would not allow ...

Explore Boardroom, where Yahoo and Boardroom Sports cover the business and culture behind the biggest sports stories. A judge continued the federal trial for Ted DiBiase Jr., a former professional ...

Local Mississippi outlet WJTV has reported new developments in the ongoing federal trial of former WWE wrestler Ted DiBiase Jr. According to the report, the defense filed a motion for a mistrial on ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ted DiBiase Jr.'s attorneys ask for a mistrial after the lead attorney falls ill. Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. not planning to ...

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - The central question in the trial of former WWE wrestler Ted DiBiase Jr. is whether he stole tax dollars meant for needy families or legitimately earned them. DiBiase faces ...

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(WJTV) – Former Mississippi Department of Human Services executive director John Davis testified today during the Ted DiBiase (DEE-BEE-AHH-SEE) Jr. trial. The testimony focused on Davis’ relationship ...

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Testimony continued Wednesday in the trial of Ted DiBiase Jr., part of Mississippi’s largest embezzlement case involving more than $2.8 million meant for poor Mississippians.