Unfortunately, there have been multiple reports of talents having to deal with unwanted fan attention in recent months, some of which have even led to arrests. And now, during one of his many YouTube shows, Vince Russo has discussed this and placed the blame on the women involved, arguing that they made themselves “too accessible” on social media, thereby unwittingly encouraging this behavior.
The most well-known example of a fan getting too attached to a talent is when Phillip A. Thomas II was actually arrested inside Sonya Deville’s house while possessing a knife, duct tape, and mace. Initially, it appeared he may actually avoid prison after two doctors deemed him mentally incompetent to stand trial. Instead, the troubled man was committed to the Florida State Hospital, although since then, he has thankfully been sentenced to 15 years behind bars.
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