Former WWE and ECW star Justin Credible is once again facing serious accusations of scamming fans after claiming he was in a car accident and ended up in the hospital. But according to James Romero and Dutch Mantell on Storytime with Dutch Mantell, the story doesnt add up and they believe hes trying to pull another sympathy con.
It started with a series of social media posts on October 6, where Credible shared photos of himself wearing hospital EKG stickers. Fans immediately noticed something wasnt right, with dozens calling him out in the replies. Romero broke down the post on the show.
Romero pointed out that Credible wasnt even claiming to be in a hospital bed in the photos, despite the EKG stickers.
A few posts later, Credible asked fans for money to pay for a motel room, even though he appeared to already be in one. He also claimed he needed money for gas and tolls, despite posting photos of a completely destroyed car that had been towed away. Romero and Mantell saw that as a major contradiction.
Romero also pointed out the most glaring hole in Credibles story asking for gas and toll money while showing fans a totaled car that couldnt be driven.
According to Romero, Credible didnt need motel money either, because he was already in one.
Even those who know Credible personally arent buying it. Romero and Mantell revealed that Stevie Richards, a longtime friend of PJ Polaco (Credibles real name), thought about reaching out but ultimately decided not to.
Despite this, Credible went online to complain that no one in wrestling checks on him anymore, blasting supposed friends for not reaching out.
This isnt the first time Justin Credible has been accused of running scams. Over the years, hes been called out for no-showing events, taking deposits he never paid back, and asking fans for money under suspicious circumstances. Once considered a bright star in ECW and WWE, hes now making headlines for all the wrong reasons. At this point, fans are left wondering whether Credible is truly in need or simply running another hustle for quick cash.
Do you think Justin Credible is crying out for help, or is this just another attempt to scam fans? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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