Andrew Tate Trial And Case Update: Online influencer Andrew Tate, his brother Tristan and two Romanian citizens were indicted Tuesday on charges of human trafficking, rape and setting up a criminal gang, according to a statement from Romanian prosecutors.
The Tate brothers, along with two female suspects from Romania, have been placed under house arrest while a criminal investigation takes place regarding alleged abuses inflicted upon seven women.
The accused individuals have denied these accusations. In December 2022, Tate was initially apprehended in Bucharest, the capital of Romania. Both he and his brother were held in police custody until March, after which they were placed under house arrest.
Andrew Tate has been charged with rape against one of the victims, while his brother Tristan is facing charges of inciting others to commit violence. The trial is not scheduled to commence immediately.
According to Romanian law, the case will be forwarded to the court’s preliminary chamber, where a judge has 60 days to review the case files to ensure their legality.
Prosecutors allege that the Tate brothers enticed their victims by seducing them and falsely promising romantic relationships or marriage.
In a statement obtained by CNN affiliate Antena3 in Romania, the legal team representing the Tate brothers expressed their intention to vigorously defend their clients in court and present arguments and evidence to establish their innocence.
The legal team further explained that with the case now being referred to the Bucharest Court, the judge will either inform the chosen defense attorneys of Andrew and Tristan Tate about the charges during a hearing, or establish a deadline for sending the indictment by mail. Additionally, at the same hearing, the judge will consider whether it is necessary to impose any preventive measures against the defendants.
“Our primary goal is to uncover the truth and ensure a just and unbiased legal process by presenting relevant evidence and proof pertaining to the case. The referral of the case for trial will provide us with the opportunity to present a comprehensive body of diligently gathered and prepared evidence over time, which will undoubtedly play a crucial role in vindicating the defendants.”
Andrew Tate, a former professional kickboxer, gained notoriety for his viral online diatribes promoting male dominance, female submission, and the pursuit of wealth. He has openly advocated for violence against women and was previously banned from major social media platforms until Elon Musk reinstated his Twitter account after assuming control of the company.
His rise to prominence in recent years has sparked concerns about his detrimental influence on his predominantly young, male followers. Teachers worldwide have reported an increasing prevalence of misogynistic views among teenage boys who consume Tate’s content.
Prior to its removal, his TikTok account amassed approximately 11.6 billion views.
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