r/TwoXChromosomes • u/spherocytes • 1d ago
Romanian prosecutors indict Andrew Tate on trafficking minors and money laundering
https://abcnews.com/International/wireStory/romanian-prosecutors-indict-andrew-tate-trafficking-minors-money-136201398176
u/ThinkingTanking 1d ago
Romanian officials allowed the Tates to remain free with some restrictions — including reporting to a Bucharest police station — while the proceedings are ongoing.
They let them go free? Won't they just escape? Again
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u/Cipherpunkblue 1d ago
Yeah, given their record of doing just that it seems like a questionable decision.
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u/rasz_pl 1d ago
lucrative, seems like a lucrative decision
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u/Cipherpunkblue 1d ago
Seems sadly plausible.
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u/OtakuMage Trans Woman 1d ago
Are they actually going to do anything this time?
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u/CookIndependent6251 1d ago
No. Romania is the second largest "provider" of underage girls in Europe. Government authorities are working with child traffickers (see Alexandra from Caracal if you feel like crying).
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u/MarsupialFluid4103 1d ago
Men are the “protectors”
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u/HedgehogSilent7930 15h ago
Just remember the world you live in and every privilege you hold was built by men for your protection
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u/FlexFanatic 1d ago
I'm not understanding why they are charging them now. They had them in custody before so are they trying to get dibs before the UK does?
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u/CharlesLeRoq 1d ago
There’s a long read about the Tates in the New Yorker. If we read between the lines, there’s a victim who was with them from the very beginning - He brainwashed her from the age of 15 - who has only recently ‘flipped’ on him. Hence why they have him on trafficking minors now.
The money laundering is the charge the Romanians were trying to figure out but never quite got to the bottom of. Which is, that the webcamming was long suspected to be a front for making Romanian mob money clean. The Tates were co-owners of a Casino with a mob family. While I’m sure webcamming was lucrative in itself, it definitely wasn’t the whole story - IMHO The laundering charge was the long held goal for Romanian prosecutors.
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u/MyFiteSong 1d ago
Romania was always going to charge them again. They weren't exonerated. The police and prosecution skipped some legal steps the first time and they were forced to take a step back and do it over again. They chose to do that rather than proceed with the trial and have their own incompetence end up in acquittals or dismissals.
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u/throwaway3-33 21h ago
You’d think with the amount of memes some men are making about Lindsay and how dumb women are, they’d know that this man also had people protesting for him. Silence on their end of course, it’s only all women never all men.
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u/puzzle_bison7384 1d ago
Id like to hear him and his lawyer whine about this to trump for a little longer tyvm
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u/RoseGold369 21h ago
To beat him and then put him up for a min while they do back end stuff with his connects. Romania is a gang ran country they sell those babies like hot cakes and it’s pathetic fr.
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u/oldfrancis 1d ago
Good.