Ted DiBiase Jr., a former WWE wrestler and son of “The Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase Sr., has been charged with wire fraud, theft, and money laundering in Mississippi. Prosecutors say DiBiase was part of a scheme to fraudulently obtain millions of federal funds meant to help needy families through the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families and The Emergency Food Assistance programs. These funds were allegedly allotted to two nonprofit organizations which were then directed to award sham contracts to individuals, including two companies owned by DiBiase. He allegedly used the money to buy a car, boat, and the down payment on a house. DiBiase’s indictment follows that of John Davis, who led the Mississippi Department of Human Services and pleaded guilty to fraud and theft in the same scandal. Former NFL star Brett Favre was connected to the scheme and reportedly has repaid the $1.1 million he received from welfare funds, but he has not been charged in this indictment. If found guilty, DiBiase could face up to 120 years in prison.