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'I did NOT murder him': Ex-WWE star Jannetty insists claim that he 'made man disappear' was a STORYLINE in bizarre Facebook rant

The Columbus, Georgia Police Department had said they were planning to check the details published by Jannetty against missing person and unidentified remains cases in their records.

Jannetty claimed that he had been singled out for questioning by police and transport security chiefs, resulting in him being pulled from a line while waiting for a flightbetween Atlantaand Boston.

Columbus police did not immediately respond to a request for comment, but TMZ Sports reported thatpolice were keeping the investigation open.

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