These chat histories show Andrew Tate’s insidious human trafficking scam

Andrew Tate, self-proclaimed “alpha male” and influencer of misogyny, has been in Romanian custody since New Year’s Eve. He is charged with rape and human trafficking. Now the prosecutor’s office has released explosive chat histories and recordings that provide insight into the perverse system of the two Tate brothers. The police had had the Tates and their machinations on their screens for a long time and had apparently wiretapped the property of the two, which is why transcripts of conversations are now available in addition to chat history.

The progressions were sent to various Romanian media and published there. The actors: Andrew Tate, are two ‘angels’ – two Romanian women who ran the human trafficking network with the brothers, including a police officer – and the victims.

The Loverboy bait

The following excerpt appeared on “spynews.ro” and shows how insidiously Tate (here under the alias “Emory”, his full name is Emory Andrew Tate III.) lured the Loverboy method to Romania.

The curfew

Once in Romania, however, the tone changes, as evidenced by the online news portal «Gândul». Nothing to do with getting married, staying home is the order of the day. In this transcript of a video call Tate had with one of the young women, he threatens her and forbids her to leave the (webcam) studio alone:

In a written conversation between policewoman Radu and another victim, it becomes clear how great the financial pressure was on the young women – but also on the structures in the human trafficking circuit:

“I am going to kill you”

The pressure on the young women is enormous. He doesn’t necessarily come directly from Tate, but more from his two “angels” who run the day-to-day operations. The following conversation from “romaniatv” between the two accomplices Naghel and Radu (NG and RL) and a victim (PI) shows how blatantly the girls were threatened. Not only loverboy Tate’s resentment is at stake, but also his own life:

It’s still unclear how the Tate case will progress, but it doesn’t look good for the alpha fighter and his accomplices. A Romanian court recently approved the prosecutor’s request to detain him longer.

(cpf)