1992 - The Troubles Continue
Television
Much of the news media coverage had transitioned to daytime television and news magazine pieces. Particularly in the CBS News feature, it is easy to feel the general disdain they have for even reporting on the story.

Two of WWF's executives, Pat Patterson and Terry Garvin, resign amidst allegations of sexual harassment.

A special edition of the newsletter providing a timeline on the issues faced by the WWF up until this point.

During a show in St. Louis, MO, wrestlers are searched by drug sniffing dogs by local police. Nothing is found, however there is rumor of a possible tip off.
Newsletters
The independent wrestling media was very busy during this year covering much of the issues in great depth. They also report on issues that the national media does not report on such as the raid during a show in St. Louis, MO.
The Torch makes a point to provide a detailed timeline of events up until this point, as the many twists and turns can be difficult to navigate without assistance.