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ยป Andrew Tate and his brother set up by two women
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post 1677280853 02-15-2023, 04:31 PM
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Andrew Tate and his brother set up by two women



Verified WhatsApp messages were leaked showing that two women who were closely involved in the Tates' lives planned the frame job from the very beginning. These women convinced Andrew and Tristan that they loved them and they were loyal, and yet in the meantime they involved the embassy shortly after arriving to their home and entering their lives.

Apparently, an American woman named Emma arrived in Romania on April 6, 2022 and called the US Embassy right away. WhatsApp messages show that Emma's mom said, "The whole American embassy is on alert Shame on you [sic]." Emma and another woman named Aliona wrote in messages that they tricked the Tate brothers into believing that they loved them.



"We've made the brothers believe we are in love," the message read. "They think we will run back."

Those same messages indicate that they had free will to leave whenever they wanted, which goes against the narrative that they were being held there against their will. Later, the girls texted back and forth about how they "practiced" and know how to act in order to convince the Tates that they are on their side. "Just play it cool," Aliona wrote. "Like you don't know anything. Play dumb." The other woman responded, "I'm going to pull some tears out. Good advice thank u babe [sic]."




The girls also messaged back and forth about what they could potentially do with the information they got from the inside of the Tates' home. "Let's email Netflix," Aliona wrote, and they also discussed reaching out to Hulu and Amazon Prime in order to make a movie about their experiences with the Tates.





Twitter user and investigative journalist @ShaykhSulaiman says he has "verified the authenticity of the messages," claiming they are indeed real. A former girlfriend of Andrew Tate's has also released a video talking about these two girls who tricked the Tates into thinking they were loyal to them.
post 1677282963 02-15-2023, 05:18 PM
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So you're saying these guys are idiots? Set up by dumb sloots?
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post 1677284253 02-15-2023, 05:43 PM
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Soon as I heard that it was American women I knoew it was a scam. I am surprised he had them there in the first place though so thats on him.
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