ANDREW TATE SUES FLORIDA WOMAN FOR $5 MILLION, CLAIMING FALSE ACCUSATIONS LED TO ARREST

Fri 14 July 2023:

The well-known former professional kickboxer and his brother, Tristan, are suing a Florida lady, alleging that she falsely accused them of imprisoning her in Romania, which led to their detention on human trafficking charges.

The Tate brothers seeking at least $5 million in the lawsuit, which was filed in Palm Beach County against the woman, her parents, another woman who lived at the Tates’ Bucharest estate and a male friend of the woman.

According to the Tates, the five colluded to falsely accuse them of human trafficking and rape, losing them their freedom as well as millions of dollars in income from profitable social media, podcasting, and commercial endeavors. According to the lawsuit, the woman and her parents live in Palm Beach County, which is why it was filed there on Tuesday.

Thomas Maniotis and Joseph D. McBride in their lawsuit say the Tates are the victims of the Florida woman. They call her “a professional con artist” and say she pursued a sexual relationship with Tristan Tate in order to move to Romania, then tried to defraud the brothers. When that failed, she conspired with the others to make false statements to Romanian and U.S. embassy authorities that led to the arrests, the Tates attorneys say.

“At no point did the Tate brothers engage in human trafficking,” the lawsuit says. The attorneys say the woman “is a serial liar, manipulator and schemer who exploits vulnerable, often wealthy men with good intentions for sexual, financial and emotional profit.”

The Tate brothers say the Florida woman and all women who lived at their estate were free to come and go as they pleased, and closed-circuit security video can prove it.

Andrew Tate was banned from TikTok, YouTube and Facebook for alleged hate speech and misogynistic comments.

Tate denied spreading a culture of misogyny and charges that he manipulated women for financial gain in a recent BBC interview.

The brothers were imprisoned for three months before being released on house arrest in March pending trial. Prosecutors also seized the Tates’ assets, which included 15 expensive cars, fancy watches, and around $3 million in bitcoin.

Investigators say the seven alleged victims were recruited with false declarations of love, but then forced to take part in pornography.

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