Scarlett Nyx isn’t standing alone while accusing Yabo the Clown of abuse. The material she released includes statements attributed to her father, twin sister and another person who all claim they personally saw disturbing behavior involving the JCW wrestler.
Those accounts were shared as part of Nyx’s Facebook evidence post about Yabo, and one of the screenshots shows her father remembering a wedding where he says his night turned into nonstop damage control.
“Reading this reminds me of Michelle’s wedding and remembered that I was there to officiate a wedding and I spent the entire night breaking up fights.”
Nyx’s twin sister, Michelle Gore, goes much further. She claims things became so bad inside the home that she would take Nyx’s children away because she didn’t want them watching what was happening.
“I literally used to have to take my nephews out of the house when I lived with them just so the boys couldn’t see how Psychopathich this guy was and try to protect them.”
Another letter in the archive names Robert Stolzman III directly and contains even more serious accusations. The writer claims they personally saw “Bob” become physically aggressive toward Nyx.
“I have physically seen ‘Bob’ grab her, threaten to kill her, hit, and kick her.”
The writer also claims they physically stepped in during Nyx’s twin sister’s wedding to stop him from getting to her. The same person says they saw what they believed was the aftermath of other alleged incidents.
“I have had to physically hold this grown man back at her twin sister’s wedding to keep him from getting to her.”
“I have seen bruises scratches and her on crutches from the things he has done to her.”
These are still allegations from witnesses rather than court findings, and every person whose statement appears in the dump should ideally be contacted directly before their account is treated as independently verified. What makes this angle different, though, is that Nyx is no longer the only person saying something ugly was happening.
Her evidence package paints a picture of relatives and friends who she says saw pieces of the alleged chaos for themselves. If those people stand behind what they wrote, Yabo isn’t dealing with one former partner making accusations anymore — he’s dealing with multiple people claiming they were there.
What do you make of the statements attributed to Nyx’s relatives and other witnesses? Let us know what you think and leave your feedback in the comments.
