You're an idiot.
The evidence against Tristan Tate and his brother Andrew includes detailed victim testimonies, unsealed court filings, and text messages. They face nearly 60 total charges in the U.K. and separate criminal indictments in Romania regarding human trafficking, rape, and physical abuse. [
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Victim Testimony and U.K. Filings
- Physical Violence: Accusers state they were choked or strangled unconscious and subjected to non-consensual sexual acts.
- Witness Count: Seven total victims have come forward spanning an alleged timeline from 2010 to 2017.
- Specific Charges: Tristan specifically faces allegations including rape, sexual assault, and facilitating trafficking for sexual exploitation. [, , , ]
You said just one chick from Florida. Why are they being extradited?
Try being less of a misogynist asshole.
Romanian Case and Communications
- Coercion Tactics: Romanian indictments claim the brothers tricked victims into fake long-term relationships to force them into online webcam and pornographic businesses. []
- Direct Messages: Prosecutors highlighted text messages where Andrew Tate allegedly admitted to operating as the head of an enterprise matching a trafficking ring structure. []
Court documents tied to Andrew and Tristan Tate's extradition case in Florida reveal new details about charges brought by U.K. prosecutors against the brothers, including descriptions of the alleged rapes of three British women.
U.S. federal prosecutors asked in the filings that Andrew and Tristan Tate remain detained during extradition proceedings following their over the weekend after British prosecutors brought new charges of rape and sex trafficking against them.
According to the court filings provided by the Department of Justice, two of the women allege Andrew Tate, 39, strangled them unconscious and then penetrated them without their consent. Another woman also accuses Tristan Tate, 38, of strangling her unconscious and then raping her, according to the filings.
- One woman, identified as Complainant A, alleges that during an encounter with Andrew Tate over several hours "repeatedly placed [her] in chokeholds, releasing the holds only for brief intervals to allow her to breathe" while penetrating her without consent. She recalled being unsure if Andrew Tate "was just a rapist or if he would kill her."
In the two detention memorandums, which were provided by the Justice Department to the judge overseeing their ongoing extradition proceedings, prosecutors argued both brothers face credible allegations of repeated violent rape and physical assault stemming from the newly unveiled charges by the United Kingdom.
The allegations resemble those brought by four other women in an ongoing civil case against the Tates in the U.K., who have spoken with ABC News. The women's allegations come from around the same period.
- The four women from the civil case are not part of the criminal case against the Tates.
One woman from the civil case, identified as "Evie" because she requested ABC News not use her real name, alleged Andrew Tate had also strangled her unconscious without her consent while they were having sex and then continued having sex with her, according to the civil complaint. She alleged Andrew Tate's strangling caused blood vessels in her eye to burst and left her frightened for her life, according to the civil complaint.
Another woman from the civil case, whom ABC News is calling "Amelia," has also accused Andrew Tate in 2013 of raping her and strangling her without her consent. She provided text and voice messages to ABC News that she says were sent between her and Andrew Tate at the time.
In one of the voice messages, a voice that appears to be Andrew Tate can be heard saying: "Are you seriously so offended I strangled you a little bit? You didn't f------ pass out. Chill the f--- out. Jesus Christ. I thought you were cool."
Sorry Frood, the real evidence says otherwise. I'll retract my statements when they are found innocent of these charges in trial.