Overview
- MJF, in a new interview on the Adam Friedland Show, recounted a 2019 incident at All Out in suburban Chicago where a man posing as a pilot approached him backstage.
- He said the impostor offered to fly him home as he worried about his father’s heart attack, which left him vulnerable to the pitch.
- MJF said he checked with AEW chief Tony Khan, who told him no private jet had been arranged for that night.
- Security detained the man after QT Marshall questioned him, and the suspect claimed he had left his pilot’s license at home.
- According to MJF, the man admitted he planned to abduct him, and he added that AEW later changed security as the breach likely involved the venue’s staff and he never learned what happened to the suspect.