December 30th 2012:

TACOMA- Professional Wrestler and former New York City Detective now a resident of Tacoma Washington remained at the Tacoma County Jain on a $ 1 million bond after being arrested for one count of first degree murder in connection with a televised Xtreme Wrestling Federation event held in Dublin Ireland in December of 2012.

The victim was Eric Sage a newcomer to the Xtreme Wrestling Federation. Police and XWF represenative Shane contacted Eric Sages family after the Helldome match in December and gave their condolences as well as words of encouragment in order to help them get past their lost. XWF also held a fund raiser for the family and promised that a full investigation into the matter would be conducted.

States Attorney has filed paperwork in an attempt to charge the former police detective with one count of first degree murder stating that even though her new found profession in wrestling had a history of accidents some ending in death, she knew exactely what she was doing.

It was not the first time that Sarah Saint James had been under the spotlight for her vicious temper. On October 7th of 2010 while employed with the NYPD reports were made along with an investigation by Internal Affairs stating that criminals she had arrested were complaining of physical abuse even after cooperating with her, which several months later would be the reason for her dismissal from the force.

“The attack was brutal and the look in Sarah Saint James eyes….well let’s just say that there are accidents and then there is just pure evil, and Mrs. James is without a doubt a twisted and sadistic person.” Said XWF fan who was in attendance the night of the Helldome match that ended Eric Sages career and life.

XWF officals declined to comment on the incident until a full investigation had been completed.


January 17th 2013:

Sarah Saint James a 2004 Columbia Missouri college graduate, described as an excellent student who was consistently on the school’s honor roll, and earned the American Legion Award her senior year of highschool and was named co-valedictorian was released from Tacoma County Jail in Washington State this morning.

After two weeks under investigation with police and Xtreme Wrestling Federation representatives States Attorney dropped all charges after meeting with Sarah Saint James lawyers. They had argued that there was no cause to hold their client and that it wasn’t the first time a death had occurred in professional wrestling, and that her and Eric Sage had no history with each other in or out of the ring.

Others argued that the huge trust fund left to Sarah Saint James after her fathers death played a huge part in her release from jail and States Attorney dropping all charges, but those rumors were only speculation and never confirmed.

Sarah Saint James now had been rumored to be making her return to the new and improved Xtreme Wrestling Federation January 18th 2013, but was not on the Saturday Impact Card to compete.