Andrew Tate accusers forced into hiding after online harassment from ‘troll army,' lawyer says
Two of Andrew Tate's accusers have been the victims of "targeted" harassment, their legal adviser in the United States told ABC News. LONDON -- Two accusers of divisive social media personality Andrew Tate, who is charged with human trafficking and rape in Romania, have been the victims of "targeted" harassment designed to "scare them into silence," their legal adviser in the United States told ABC News. Tate, 36, and his brother Tristan, 34, were charged alongside two associates in Romania last month with rape, human trafficking and creating an organized crime group. Romanian prosecutors accuse the four of sexually exploiting seven women by coercing them to work for a webcam business at the Tates' residence in Bucharest. One woman was allegedly raped at least twice, while another woman was allegedly subjected to physical violence to force her to keep performing, according to prosecutors. The Tate brothers, who are dual U.K.-U.S. citizens, have ve...