ANDREW TATE RETURN TO PRISON IN HANDCUFFS TO AWAIT ROMANIA COURT DECISION

Tue 10 January 2023:

Andrew Tate and his brother have left a Romanian court after launching an appeal against their continued detention in connection with an investigation into human trafficking, rape and organised crime charges.

The 36-year-old former kickboxer and controversial influencer were seen entering the back of a police van handcuffed to his brother and holding a Quran. He was also holding the Islamic religious text when he arrived at the court in Bucharest around six hours earlier.

On Monday, Tate’s lawyer claimed there is “no evidence” to support the allegations against him or his brother.

Tate and his brother Tristan were detained in Romania last month as part of an investigation by the Romanian organised crime bureau.

Eugen Vidineac, a Romanian defence lawyer representing Andrew and Tristan Tate, said after this morning’s hearing that his pleas “were listened to entirely”.

The lawyer added that the two brothers and their two Romanian co-accused all made statements to the court where they were appealing against a judge’s decision to extend their detention from 24 hours to 30 days.

“The court has to decide. We hope for a positive solution for our clients,” Vidineac said.

Andrew Tate fears to be killed in prison?

Andrew Tate, who appeared in a Romanian court on Tuesday to launch an appeal against his continued detention, has left his fans in shock with his recent posts.

On Sunday, the 36-year-old former kickboxer left his followers in tense as he shared a mysterious tweet about an attack from “The Matrix”.

The American-British influencer appeared indicating as some forces want to harm him as he wrote: “The Matrix has attacked me. But they misunderstand, you cannot kill an idea.”

He went on writing: “Hard to Kill”.

The Matrix has attacked me.

But they misunderstand, you cannot kill an idea.

Hard to Kill.https://t.co/eBRKw7mabU pic.twitter.com/NmO1VbjqCo

— Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) January 8, 2023

It is still unclear whether the tweet was sent by Andrew Tate himself or by someone else controlling his account.

Tate, as per several reports, has been using the term “Matrix” to describe the media, politics and big tech corporations that he sees as adversaries to him.

Following his arrest in December, he also tweeted, “The Matrix sent their agents.” And after being given a second 30-day term, he added, “The Matrix will only tell you what the Matrix needs you to believe.”

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