Shit...does this mean we won't get his poetry anymore? No weird posts about yoga fire? No bragging about his mental chess?
Shit...does this mean we won't get his poetry anymore? No weird posts about yoga fire? No bragging about his mental chess?
He can still be charged. The investigation is still ongoing.
Extradite him where, why and to whom? The crimes he's being investigated for happened in Romania under the jurisdiction of the Romanian authorities.
Odds off him trying to bail are largely dependant on the conditions of his house arrest.
If he has a cop up his ass 24/7 probably won't happen.
2014 Gamergate: "If you want games without hyper sexualized female characters and representation, then learn to code!"
2023: "What's with all these massively successful games with ugly (realistic) women? How could this have happened?!"
Due to the high profile nature of the case, any attempt to take a bribe and look the other way, would have to include you getting the fuck out of the country to somewhere without extradition right along side Tate as the prosecutors will come down on your ass like ten sacks of bricks.
House arrested extended for another month.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-65351270
Wish they would charge them already.
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe...te-2023-06-13/
Andrew Tate's charges were upgraded from human trafficking to trafficking in continued form, which carries up to 10 years. They also added another victim to the case, it is now 7 victims.
Also on Tuesday, DIICOT prosecutors said they had opened a separate criminal investigation against a Romanian man close to the Tate brothers on allegations of human trafficking and forming a criminal crime group to sexually exploit seven women.
Prosecutors have said Vlad Obuzic, whose social media platforms show pictures of him with the Tate brothers, and two other suspects recruited their alleged victims by seducing them and falsely claiming to want a relationship or marriage.
The victims were then coerced to produce pornographic content for social media sites, with the suspects keeping most of the gains.
"To ensure the victims' loyalty and that they will perform only to the benefit of the members of the group, they were forced to tattoo the name or face of the group member exploiting them," prosecutors said in a statement.
Wonder in the end if they'll go easy on him considering last I heard he had a cancer diagnosis.
Milli Vanilli, Bigger than Elvis
https://www.npr.org/2023/06/20/11831...g-rape-romania
Get fucked, losers.Romanian prosecutors have filed a criminal indictment against social media celebrity Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan, accusing the pair of a raft of serious crimes that range from violence and rape to running a human-trafficking and organized crime ring.
Tate and his fellow defendants are accused of luring seven women to his properties in Romania in a conspiracy that began in 2021, with what the country's Directorate for the Investigation of Organized Crime and Terrorism dubs a "loverboy" ploy — making false promises of a romantic relationship to gain control over another person.
But after entering Tate's sphere of influence, the women were sexually exploited and forced to make pornographic videos — and one of the women was repeatedly raped in March of 2022, according to the prosecution agency, known as DIICOT.
To control the victims, prosecutors allege, Tate and other defendants used intimidation and constant surveillance, along with conjuring alleged debts the women were to repay. In one instance from October 2021, they illegally accessed a woman's social media accounts to post compromising images of her. When a woman refused to make more pornography in that same month, she was met with physical violence, prosecutors say.
The crimes are alleged to have taken place in the U.S., Great Britain, and Romania. Tate was arrested last December. Courts have repeatedly extended his 30-day detention period since then, although he and his associates were allowed to serve home detention as of late March.
I do hope the stans will shut the fuck up about these losers now and take a moment to self reflect.
I knew when the charges were upgraded, I knew that the indictment was incoming.
They definitely consider “losing” to be bad, though. And if Tate is convicted, he will definitely have “lost.”
These are weak, insecure people that idolize this clod. Losers, one might say, who feel the need to back and support a “winner” so that they can vicariously “win” through him.
It’s similar to trump supporters, really.
“Do not lose time on daily trivialities. Do not dwell on petty detail. For all of these things melt away and drift apart within the obscure traffic of time. Live well and live broadly. You are alive and living now. Now is the envy of all of the dead.” ~ Emily3, World of Tomorrow
Words to live by.
Tate will go to prison.
I know how Romania's justice system works when it's turned into a dog with a bone.
There are several big name cases where the judge passed a guilty verdict not based on evidence but because of political interests.
1. Adrian Nastase. A former prime-minister of Romania, charged and convicted for corruption. There was no hard evidence, only plenty of rumours and a rather bad popular image, but he was found guilty anyway because he was in the "wrong" political party at that time.
2. Stan Mustatsa. Former judge. Charged with and convicted for corruption. Once again, no real evidence, but rumour has it that he refused to obey the orders of Laura Codrutsa Kovesi, who was running her National Anti-Corruption Directorate like a political police, and was cracking down on the political figures from the Social Democratic Party, charging them left and right with utter nonsense, but enough to smear their images. She was doing this on orders from Brussels because the Social Democratic Party at that time was not very...obedient to Brussels, but eventually they were bullied into submission.
3. Cristian Cioaca. Former police officer. Charged with and convicted for the murder of his wife. Even though he claimed innocence, and the body of his wife was never found, nor any hard evidence like prints or murder weapon, he was convicted anyway so the authorities don't look like idiots after investigating the most famous murder case in Romania. Likewise, the popular opinion was that he did it, so the trial was generally considered a formality.
4. Mariana Rarinca. Charge with and convicted for blackmail. A lady lent money to a judge named Livia Stanciu. The judge didn't pay her back, so Mariana Rarinca insisted that she pay her back. The judge had her arrested and convicted for "blackmail" for the audacity of asking for her money back.
Andrew Tate is already in jail, he just didn't go there yet. The trial will be a sham whether or not he guilty, because the Romanian authorities have too much invested in this to appear as idiots if he's found not guilty, and the judge knows that and will play ball.