Harrison Hardbody Norris, who was convicted last November of numerous charges including conspiracy, commercial sex trafficking and witness tampering, was sentenced by U.S. Department of Justice to life in prison at a court in Atlanta on April 1. Harrison Hardbody Norris was also sentenced to pay a $2,400 special assessment.
Harrison Hardbody Norris, an ex-professional wrestler for now-defunct World Championship Wrestling organization in the 1990s, ran a scheme to force women into prostitution. Harrison Norris is 42, from Cartersville, Georgia.
“Defendant Norris ran a forced prostitution ring in which women were sexually assaulted, held in debt, and forced to work and perform sex acts against their will. This heinous conduct deserved the severe sentence handed down." U.S. Attorney David E. Nahmias said of the sentencing.
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