The director of a Brooklyn daycare center is facing charges of stealing a large amount of tuition money and spending a significant portion of it on World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) events. Reports indicate she used the stolen funds to purchase VIP packages, including meet-and-greets with wrestlers for herself and her children.
Prosecutors say Murielle Misczak, who runs KinderHaus Brooklyn, stole about $2.75 million from the German immersion school over a nearly four-year period, starting in January 2022 and ending in October 2025.
Officials allege she rerouted student tuition money into her own personal accounts and used it to finance a luxurious lifestyle that couldn’t be supported by her $40,000 income.
$350K on WWE tickets and meet-and-greets
One of the most eye-catching allegations centers around her spending on wrestling.
So, apparently this woman, Misczak, dropped a ton of cash – at least $350,000 – on WWE tickets. We’re talking serious VIP treatment too – she and her kids weren’t just watching Monday Night Raw from the nosebleeds, they were getting the full experience, like meeting the wrestlers themselves! It’s crazy how much she spent on it all.
According to a lawsuit, she traveled frequently, often almost every weekend, taking lavish vacations with perks like stays at high-end resorts, VIP access to WWE events, and first-class service. She often shared photos and details of these trips on her Instagram and other social media accounts.
Authorities claim she spent approximately $650,000 on travel and entertainment, plus another $150,000 on food deliveries and high-end items.
Daycare director faces up to 20 years in prison
So, apparently, this woman Misczak was in charge of school finances, and the legal papers say she basically stole tuition money by sending it to her own accounts. It’s a pretty messed up situation, honestly.
She reportedly tried to hide her actions by changing company records to show the money was deposited correctly, and by deleting emails that would have revealed the plan.
So, things started coming to light back in October 2025. The school administration noticed some weird stuff happening with the daycare’s finances. Turns out, the tuition money people were paying wasn’t actually going where it should have – it was being sent to PayPal accounts belonging to Ms. Misczak. Pretty messed up, right?
According to prosecutors, she made over 450 unauthorized transfers of money to her own accounts over a period of three years. As a result, the daycare owner had to dip into their personal savings just to keep the business afloat.
Misczak faces charges of wire fraud, money laundering, and possessing illegally obtained money. If found guilty, she could receive a significant prison sentence.
Both the wire fraud and money laundering charges each have a potential sentence of up to 20 years in federal prison, meaning she could face a very long prison term.
She has denied the charges and was released from custody with certain restrictions while the legal process continues.
WWE has seen its share of unusual legal troubles. Last year, a 52-year-old man who creates content about WWE, along with his partner, was arrested for reportedly stealing over $1,000 worth of wrestling toys.
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2026-03-26 17:50