Greta Thunberg Triggers Wanted Human Trafficker Andrew Tate

Last updated on January 22nd, 2023 at 07:10 pm

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Alleged rapist and human trafficker Andrew Tate tried to pick a fight with Greta Thunberg, and her response owned him so badly that his reply tipped the Romanian police off to his location where Tate and his brother were arrested.

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UPDATE: THE PIZZA BOX WAS NOT THE REASON THAT TATE WAS FOUND ACCORDING TO AUTHORITIES.

The Romanian authorities had been waiting for Tate to be in Romania, and this pizza box was the tipoff that led law enforcement to the brothers who are accused of rape and human trafficking:

Tate tried to “own the libs,” to use a popular US term, and he ended up raided and behind bars.

According to The Guardian, the case against Tate has been building since April, “In April, the brothers’ mansion was raided by police following a tip-off from the US embassy that a 21-year-old American woman was being held against her will. The Tates were taken in for questioning before being released and deny wrongdoing. The Romanian authorities said last week that the investigation, later expanded to cover human trafficking and rape allegations, was ongoing.”

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Jason Easley

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