Earlene K Wiggins

policy change required them to maintain their weight at the time they were hired. His attorneys sent questions, known as interrogatories, to plaintiff Earlene Wiggins, and her answers, which were sworn and filed in court, described a culture of harassment, coerced sexual conduct and misconduct by Wynn.

One of the other plaintiffs in that case, Earlene Wiggins, disclosed the sex allegations in response to questions, called interrogatories, from Mirage lawyers. The responses are sworn and part of the court record. Wiggins died in 2006.