Andrew Tate’s Pretrial Behavior May Be Doing Him Harm

Jailhouse phone phone calls quoted by judges in court newspapers by Buzzfeed News show that Andrew hopes to escape to Dubai under the pretext of getting medical treatment there. (The United Arab Emirates did not have a return agreement with Romania.) A Tate Representative Daily Mail told Daily Mail in early March that Andrew was a “tumor with greatly tum. However, Andrew later announced that the point was actually injured from an old war ”through Twitter. Andrew’s travel request was rejected by the authorities.

Eugen Vidineac, a lawyer for Tatees, squeezed the speculation that the brothers could try to escape. “They have a house and children in Romania, they are under criminal investigation, there is no reason to escape,” he said. Mateea Petrescu, the spokesman of Tatees, told Buzzfeed News: “Regarding their departure from the country, the partially published telekaps jumped the context, [namely] Andrew is discussing leaving Dubai for medical investigations only if his situation allows. “

The Romanian officials also said that the tastes encouraged the message of at least one victim who demanded the army of followers to withdraw their accusations. The judge said in February, “These comments, as a result of the threat tone they have to address him in the victim, in the case of the defendants to change the statements of the defendants to provoke a state of fear to provoke a state of fear,” he said.

(Sulaiman Ahmed, a pro-Tatened online person, tweeted that Florida, the hometown of one of the key witnesses in the case on February 18, went to Palm Beach. ”For a big story. “However, Ahmed, who did not respond to Buzzfeed News’s request for comments, actually met the witness or his family.)

Furthermore, in December, a US Law Office, representing the brothers, sent a stop and desist letter to the woman in Florida, and called on to withdraw his statements or encounter an insult case. Romanian officials see this letter as part of the alleged intimidation puzzle.

Tina Glansian, who is a Romanian law team, a separate US lawyer for Tatees, has recently emphasized that the media has not participated in sending a letter of stopping and abandoning a firm. Petrescu told Buzzfeed News that the letter was “a legal process in the USA:“ These suspicions are old when the judges of the appeal court decided to put them at home arrest. ”