Daycare Worker Allegedly Spent Over $350,000 Of Stolen Money On WWE Tickets

A daycare worker in Brooklyn, New York allegedly spent over $350,000 of stolen money on WWE tickets.

Murrielle Misczak, the former director of a German-language daycare, was arrested on Wednesday, March 25 on charges of money laundering and wire fraud. She is accused of stealing over $2.75 million by directing parents to send tuition payments to unapproved accounts she controlled and transferring the money to her personal bank accounts.

In addition to spending the funds on luxury vacations and food delivery services, Misczak allegedly spent over $350,000 on tickets to professional wrestling events. The New York Times has reported the tickets were deluxe packages for her three children for WWE shows where they met professional wrestlers at events like Monday Night Raw tapings.

WWE's premium tickets supplied by On Location often cost thousands of dollars, with tickets for ringside seating and an exclusive pre-show with appearances from WWE Superstars for the March 30 episode of Raw beginning at $2,200.

It was noted that Misczak had worked for the daycare since 2013 and she was promoted to director in 2020. She began making the allegedly fraudulent payments in January 2022 and they continued through October 2025. Misczak allegedly tried to hide the theft by deleting and altering information in the daycare's accounting systems.

If convicted, Misczak faces up to 20 years in prison.