“I’m going to kill you.” Woman accuses Andrew Tate of pointing out a gun

What do new documents say with charges against Andrew Tate? Revealed episodes contain scenes of violation, aggression and even threat of death.

4 British women are processing the influencer Andrew Tate, and had access to process judicial documents. The accusations go through violation and threat of death, and the new testimonies reveal highly violent episodes.

According to these women, Tate will have violated and strangled women with whom he had sex between 2013 and 2015. These women claim to have been strangled during the sexual act so violent that they developed red petechies (small spots caused by bleeding) In the eyes, a common side effect of asphyxiation.

Another of the women, as had already been disclosed during the lawsuit, says he was asphyxiated to the point of losing consciousness. “He started to strangle myself. I fainted and he continued to have sex with me,” he says.

One of the witnesses also says that it was threatened with a gun, while Tate was self -titled as a “boss.” “You will do what I say or will be a hell“You will have told you.

This victim accuses the influencer, who on accusations of violation (so far has not been convicted) of threatening her daily. It also tells an episode in which Tate A “grabbed by the throat and arrested it against the wallso that she couldn’t move. ”

Another victim also says he recalls himself to see a arma On Andrew Tate’s couch, which “I didn’t know if it was true or a replica.” One of the witnesses also claims that Tate convinced her that she had killed other people.

Another witness assures Tate “made it clear that she was ‘his’ and that if someone else spoke to her, he would kill her.” It also says that influencer threatened to hit him.

The influencer denies all these accusations, which the defense nicknamed “ lies“And” rude manufacturers. “Andrew Tate for a Investigation on Human TraffickingAlthough he was never convicted of any violation crime – he has been charged in the US, the United Kingdom and his home country Romania. In Romania, Andrew and his brother, Tristan, also face accusations of Trafficking in humans, minors trafficking and capital bleaching.