• #445 - Backdoor To Death - Chyna AKA Joanie Laurer - Part 3

  • Jan 28 2025
  • Length: 2 hrs and 5 mins
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#445 - Backdoor To Death - Chyna AKA Joanie Laurer - Part 3

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  • This week, we finish up the story of one of the biggest female stars in wrestling history, with Joanie having a lot of problems keeping clean, and also having a longing for fame. She tries to do movies, but ends up in many porn titles, while sliding into a hole of addiction/depression. She is arrested several times, including trying to stab Japanese police, after an apparent attempt to take her own life. Finally, her sad demise...


    Do porn with your ex boyfriend, have your manager send Dr Drew emergency messages, concerning your addictions, and get gang tackled by Japanese police, so they can disarm you with Joanie "Chyna" Laurer - Part 3!!


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