Lawyer blames WWF for child's death

A teenage boy charged with killing his friend was acting out a wrestling scene he'd seen on TV, says his lawyer.

Lawyer blames WWF for child's death
Mon, 08 Jan, 2001 - 17:35

A teenage boy charged with killing his friend was acting out a wrestling scene he'd seen on TV, says his lawyer.

Lawyers representing the 13-year-old from Broward, Florida, are set to make legal history when they blame wrestling for the six-year-old girl's death.

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