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Sex trafficking wrestler gets life in prison
Wednesday Apr 2 06:00 AEDT
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By ninemsn staff
A former professional wrestler who led a sex trafficking ring has been sentenced to life in prison.
"Hardbody" Harrison Norris, 42, was convicted last November for charges including commercial sex trafficking, witness tampering and aggravated sexual abuse.
Norris, who worked for the now-defunct World Championship Wrestling in the '90s, claimed the women were willing participants in a professional wrestling training camp he ran and left in the best shape of their lives.
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One witness said Norris regularly beat or threatened the women to maintain control and once threatened to throw one through a hotel window when she would not have sex with two customers.
The victims also said they were forced to engage in sexual conduct with Norris.
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