Andrew Tate ‘exploited’ female victims when they needed ‘affection, trust, stability’
Andrew Tate is under fire for ‘exploiting’ women who just wanted ‘affection, trust, stability’
Andrew Tate has just come under fire for having allegedly fooled women with promises of marriage.
This accusation has been issued by Romanian prosecutors who allege that many women on social media were contacted and lured to Bucharest over false promises of love.
According to a report by the Daily Mail and Romanian outlet Gandul, one of Tate’s alleged victims was brought to Romania by the Tate brothers through ‘misrepresenting the intention to establish a marriage or cohabitation relationship,
The woman in question was also later picked up by a ‘female accomplice’ despite being promised that she’d meet her boyfriend.
By the time she reached the compound there was another change of plans and she was told she’d “would live with some girls who work for.”
Local prosecutors also believe the brothers’ ran an organized crime circuit and “identified vulnerable people and exploited their needs for affection, trust, stability, creating the impression of a close relationship.”
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