#aew Now that Andy Williams death has unfortunately been confirmed, including by TMZ citing authorities, I want to say something about what happened to me while this story was developing. � TMZ People had no right whatsoever to bully me, attack me, harass me, or send me death threats because I reported information that was already circulating from other sources. I did not invent Andy Williams’ death. I was not the first person to report it. I did not wake up and decide to fabricate the death of a wrestler for attention. There were reports saying he had passed away, then conflicting information emerged, and I repeatedly acknowledged that the situation was unclear and developing. And now, tragically, the worst report has been confirmed. But understand something: this is not an “I told you so” moment. I take absolutely no satisfaction in being on the side of information that ultimately turned out to be true. I would have much rather come on here today and say every single death report was wrong and that Andy Williams was recovering. That would have been the outcome everyone should have wanted. What bothers me is how quickly people decided that because there was conflicting information, suddenly it was acceptable to treat another human being like garbage. People decided harassment was justified. People decided threats were justified. Some people apparently forgot there was an actual person fighting for his life at the center of all of this. Even if the original reports had turned out to be completely wrong, sending somebody death threats over a developing wrestling-news story would still have been completely unacceptable