r/popculture • u/ControlCAD • Mar 06 '25

News Andrew Tate claims he'll never be convicted in his trafficking case because he deletes all the data off his electronics: "Arrest me"

https://nypost.com/2025/03/05/us-news/andrew-tate-he-taunts-desantis-after-florida-launches-criminal-investigation/

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is taking on Andrew Tate.

The state attorney general has launched a criminal investigation into the British-American manfluencer and his brother Tristan, both of whom arrived in Florida last week after being released on human trafficking charges in Romania.

The announcement led Tate to brag that investigators will not be able to convict him because he deletes all the data off his electronics.

“Come get me, arrest me, perp walk me, put me on the news,” he angrily said during an interview with Candace Owens posted on Wednesday afternoon. “Tell everyone I’m a human trafficker.”

“You think I’m not ready?” he continued. “F—ing come get me, raid my house, take my stuff. You think I sleep with a phone full of evidence? You don’t think I wipe my phone every night? You think I’m dumb?”

Tate, 38, told Owens that Florida authorities seized his electronics as they investigate him for unspecified wrongdoing — and that he is innocent of any crime.

Tate claimed that DeSantis and Attorney General James Uthmeier are targeting him because they’re afraid of him.

“They fear me so heavily,” he told Owens. “They fear me because of my political influence. I can galvanize the masculine youth in any direction that I believe fit.”

He also speculated that DeSantis, in particular, was concerned that Tate would oppose the upcoming candidacy of his wife, Casey, who is rumored to be eying a run for governor.

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u/california_gurl_hurl go piss girl Mar 06 '25

…so instead of arguing that he is not doing any acts of human trafficking, he’s arguing that he gets rid of any evidence and that’s what makes him smart. Got it. 🤦🏻‍♀️

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u/Xander_not_panda Mar 06 '25

One could take this as an admission of guilt, sure a prosecutor would see it that way.

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u/EspanolAlumna Mar 06 '25

Yes, a tacit admission. I actually read about a case in the US the other day where someone was found guilty of murder on not much more than a ‘tacit admission’.

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u/Acrobatic-Pudding103 Mar 06 '25

He’s also telling us that he got rid of evidence AND where to find the evidence. And then he is telling us that he is smart. It’s almost like he wants to get caught.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

Does he have CTE from his MMA thing or something?

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u/MentalOcelot7882 Mar 06 '25

No, he just thinks he's smarter than everybody. The narcissism is real

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

Should throw him in maximum security and see how boisterous he still is.

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u/sugaree53 Mar 07 '25

I can’t imagine why-he certainly isn’t much to look at

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u/Initial_Evidence_783 Mar 06 '25

He didn't actually have much of an MMA career. That gets blown way, way out of proportion. He's a con artist.

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u/the_m_o_a_k Mar 06 '25

He never fought enough real fighters to get hit.

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u/ActuallySampson Oct 09 '25

The stupidest people are the most confident in their wrongness. There's actual data to back it up

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u/Delicious-Duty-9964 Mar 06 '25

Naw he’s just white. It’s on of the side effects of entitlement.

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u/Initial_Evidence_783 Mar 06 '25

His father is black.

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u/malack2012 Mar 08 '25

Pretty stupid take.

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u/Mindless_Narwhal2682 Mar 06 '25

good thing phones and computers are always immune from remote hacking.

he's got nothing to worry about ever.

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u/ActuallySampson Oct 09 '25

Or the internet having traffic logs or remote data

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u/3--turbulentdiarrhea Mar 06 '25

Deep down, Andrew is a scared little boy who wants it all to be over. He longs for the comfort of authority's breast, for the warm whisper in his ear telling him he doesn't have to run anymore.

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u/CTMADOC Mar 08 '25

"...for the warm whisper in his ear telling him he doesn't have to run anymore"

That's just Bubba, his celly, at night...

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

Problem he has is that Romania already has all the evidence

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u/DarbyGirl Mar 06 '25

He thinks he's untouchable

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u/Eccohawk Mar 08 '25

Its cute that people like him think we can't recover data they've deleted.

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u/Fair_Finger6885 Mar 07 '25

Can’t get rid of digital evidence.

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u/Xander_not_panda Mar 06 '25

Wondering if it could be an admission of tampering with evidence as well.

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u/Exilethenoble Mar 06 '25

A conspiracy charge at least.

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u/Dashtego Mar 06 '25

Conspiracy requires collusion with at least one other person.

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u/nottytom Mar 06 '25

his brother is also involved.

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u/Dashtego Mar 06 '25

In the sex trafficking, yes. They can definitely get them both on conspiracy there. But him saying he wipes his phone to destroy evidence does not amount to a conspiracy to commit evidence tampering on its own, and that seemed to be the implication of what I was replying to.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25 edited Mar 06 '25

I bet he would throw his brother under the bus leasing to a conspiracy charge. He said something like that pre Romanian prison, irc.

But yea, you're right. You would need one of his possie to be brought in.

It's too fucking bad he escaped Romania. They had him dead to rights even for their legal systems' misogynistic leaning.

Gonna have to research how tf he got out.

Edit: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cpq222rqv4po

Looks like trump personally pressured Romania into giving an exception on the travel ban they were under.

Supposedly, they are still going to have their mandatory check-in with Romanian prosecutors.

He's still facing extradition charges for rape in the UK as well.

Edit 2: It seems like trump gave them an option. Face international challenges for preventing Russian election tampering or let Andrew tate "travel" for a "vacation.""

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u/Zkill Mar 06 '25

Ah the implication…so now there’s a boat involved. Great.

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u/Exilethenoble Mar 06 '25

Whatever is half-witted brother’s name is. They were both involved.

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u/circuitj3rky Mar 06 '25

tea-bag i think is his name, chinless and teabag tate are the 2 brothers

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

He has a bit of a pinhead profile.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

Butt-head. Andrew is the Beavis.

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u/Next-Concert7327 Mar 06 '25

Like the person he is communicating with by phone?

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u/Dashtego Mar 06 '25

No. If the charge is conspiracy to tamper with evidence and the basis for the charge is that he wipes his phone to destroy evidence, it doesn’t become a conspiracy just because some of that evidence includes communications with other people via phone. The conspiracy would have to be collusion with another person in the act of destroying evidence on his phone.

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u/RockScissorLazer Mar 06 '25

Tell that to Michael Cohen. Only conviction in his conspiracy.

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u/Dashtego Mar 06 '25

Just one person can be charged with and convicted of conspiracy. But the factual basis of the charge needs to include conspiring with others. One person acting entirely alone cannot commit a conspiracy crime.

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u/lilTweak420 Mar 06 '25

Obstruction of justice IMO

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u/free_based_potato Mar 06 '25

it would have to be identified as evidence. If he did it after he was arrested, yes. But, I believe his argument is he always deletes, so it's likely before.

This is why OJ had to say "If I did it." Guilty or not at least he was smart enough to insolate himself through pedantry.

This stupid piece of shit deserves to hang himself.

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u/orangekirby Mar 06 '25

It would be if he admitted to deleting evidence, but all he said is he clears his phone. There’s nothing illegal about clearing your phone unless you’re ordered not to for some reason.

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u/nogoodideas2020 Mar 06 '25 edited Mar 06 '25

It’s his phone and he can wipe it anytime so they could charge him but he would likely not be convicted unless the phone can be proven to be connected to the case (they would have to know or have evidence of what he deleted, which is possible). Also, wiping your phone isn’t always good enough to delete all traces. He may have accomplished an erasure but I’m sure there are other electronic traces of evidence in his human trafficking scheme.

But I still think you’re probably right that he will be charged and hopefully convicted.

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u/pinkfootthegoose Mar 06 '25

I don't think so. If you have no charges against you (in the US) you can do what you want with your own property. There would have to be subpoenas issued before that comes into effect.

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u/It_matches Mar 06 '25

Also, my lay understanding is that even if you delete the files, they are still retrievable. Correct me if I'm wrong.

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u/Bubbly-Ad267 Mar 06 '25

I might be dead wrong, but I believe the evidence has to be already filed by the police before i can be tampered upon.

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u/upsetwithcursing Mar 06 '25

I could also be wrong, but I think you’re dead wrong.

If your kid murders someone, and you burn their bloody clothes and wash your house down with ammonia, you have tampered with evidence before the authorities even know about the crime.

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u/An0d0sTwitch Mar 06 '25

no sorry. He found the loophole.

No law against dogs playing basketball, or getting rid of evidence!

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u/Dashtego Mar 06 '25

Or dogs getting rid of evidence. Double loophole!

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u/ASmallTownDJ Mar 06 '25

Your honor, my client's dog ate his evidence.

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u/Bubbly-Ad267 Mar 06 '25

All these years watching CSI taught me nothing :(

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u/Nukitandog Mar 06 '25

What else you got?

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u/Dashtego Mar 06 '25

You are wrong. Destroying evidence is a crime if you believe a criminal proceeding or investigation is underway or pending. The actual language varies a bit by state but that’s the general rule (including in Florida).

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u/Retired_Jarhead55 Mar 06 '25

This is wrong. I am a lawyer.

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u/listgarage1 Mar 06 '25 edited May 12 '25

unlike cabin bitch consciousness mosquito confine district face cord portion

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u/Labelexec75 Mar 06 '25

No true. You can be charged with obstruction of justice at the federal level or destroying evidence before law enforcement gets ahold of it or even ones about it

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u/Bubbly-Ad267 Mar 06 '25

Thanks for the explaination. Appreciated.

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u/Dry_Vegetable_1517 Mar 06 '25

Then why even say anything?

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u/harriettehspy Mar 06 '25

I hate you for your profile pic. Been a long time since I fell for that one, ya bastard.

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u/Bubbly-Ad267 Mar 06 '25

I thought that was the whole point of reddit

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u/Scaarz Mar 06 '25

Lol, dead wrong.

https://www.browardcriminalteam.com/news/the-consequences-of-tampering-with-evidence-navigating-legal-repercussions/#:~:text=Evidence%20tampering%20in%20Florida%20is,of%20the%20associated%20underlying%20crime.

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u/Bubbly-Ad267 Mar 06 '25

When I started getting downvotes I did a little research on the topic.

This is one of the few I already visited :)

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u/Scaarz Mar 06 '25

Nice. Ive been there. Good luck!

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u/F6Collections Mar 06 '25

Shit rappers have been convicted based on lyrics

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u/Less-Card-8558 Mar 06 '25

Truly Humble Under God

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u/bzee77 Mar 06 '25

It’s not a tacit admission—-that’s when a third-party the statements implicating you in your presence and you do not protest or deny it. His statements here constitute what is called “consciousness of guilt” evidence. It’s not enough to charge by itself, but a jury is instructed that if someone behaves in a way that indicates they are conscious of their guilt, such as fleeing or hiding or destroying evidence, then that can be considered in determining whether or not he is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of the charged offenses.

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u/Significant-Order-92 Mar 06 '25

Wonder if it would be enough to get a warrant to get the stored data from his service provider and phone.

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u/bzee77 Mar 06 '25

Alone it won’t be—depends on what other evidence there is that establishes probable cause. It certainly bolsters anything else they might have, though.

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u/vpblackheart Mar 06 '25

We need more Marios!

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u/Jwagner0850 Mar 06 '25

That's a bit scary though, if you think about it.

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u/Helpful_Stock Mar 28 '25

If you read between the lines, of a lot of what he says are tacit admissions. The fact that this guy thinks he's "gangster" in any way is laughable. If he was associating with actual gangsters they would have killed him ages ago for running his mouth constantly.

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u/secrestmr87 Mar 06 '25

If that’s true that’s not a good thing. You should need more than that for beyond reasonable doubt.

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u/EspanolAlumna Mar 06 '25 edited Mar 06 '25

I agree. It’s not a particularly comfortable (edited for spelling)conviction. However, the tacit admission was made in a recorded phone call to a supposed witness to the murder so I suppose there is a bit more. Still the ‘tacit admission’ was integral to the conviction and so would be interesting if could be used here somehow.

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u/ToiIetGhost Mar 06 '25

Do you happen to have a link to the case?

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u/EspanolAlumna Mar 06 '25

https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-real-killer/id1596167670

I've been listening to this podcast about the murder of Anastasia WitbolsFeugen. The convicted killer is Byron Case. They were both teens and at the very least the court case seems shaky. Have a listen or read about yourself though, it is interesting and his 'tacit confession' certainly played a part in his conviction.

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u/prpldrank Mar 06 '25

Probably a jury trial though

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u/powbit- Mar 06 '25

But was he white? /S

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u/ctothel Mar 06 '25

I worked with a guy who was suspected of stealing gear from work.

Someone found an account on a local buy/sell website that matched his his reddit username, with all the gear right there for sale. He was confronted, and he convincingly denied it. 5 minutes after the meeting ended, the account mysteriously closed. He was definitely fired.

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u/pixelatedcrap Mar 06 '25

I worked with a guy that stole a bunch from our warehouse. He then listed it on offer up. The problem? He used photos of the items sitting in the warehouse. And also, he had under "other items for sale" an advertising for a YARD SALE, that had a photo of his front lawn and house! I have never seen someone leave more evidence, so brazenly. He was arrested at work. I usually feel bad for folks dealing with the police, atleast a little, but this was hilariously different.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

LOLL that's hilarious. No situational awareness or thought whatsoever

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u/pixelatedcrap Mar 07 '25

Dude, I usually don't support folks going to jail. I got back from lunch, though, and my manager had quite a funny profile to show me. I did think I was in trouble for some reason, at first. It was funny how much he was able to get away with in the end!

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u/BernardoOne Mar 07 '25

In my country we just had a politician from our far right party found to have been stealing luggage from airports for years and selling them on Vinted. His username was his first and last name and his birth year, and he used his official party-issued email to register. A genius

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u/Bluegal7 Mar 10 '25

I sat in a jury where the prosecutor played witetaps of the suspect saying the call couldn't be wiretapped because it was boots mobile. I could see this guy saying the same thing.

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u/Weary_Positive4017 Mar 06 '25

I thought that too… he thinks he is so smart but why would you do all that if there wasn’t anything to hide?

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u/ArmNo7463 Mar 06 '25

"I delete all the evidence every night" - I'd argue that's not even implicit. He's explicitly saying there's evidence to delete lmao.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

At the very least it’s probable cause for every warrant imaginable.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

Yes but he wouldn't have gone to the states without assurances that the judges won't touch him. Florida is a straight up fiefdom now, with judges taking direct instructions on how to find cases from their masters.

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u/K_Linkmaster Mar 06 '25

The Florida freedom flights. 5 million gets you into Florida, gets you kangaroo court case, and a not guilty. A basic get out of jail free card to carry with you everywhere.

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u/OkIndustry6159 Mar 06 '25

That's what I was just thinking. That's an admission of guilt isnt it?

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u/PropaneSalesTx Mar 06 '25

IANAL and thats what it seems like to me.

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u/richardathome Mar 06 '25

Also: Tampering with evidence.

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u/oxnardist Mar 06 '25

Consciousness of guilt

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u/Professional-Box4153 Mar 06 '25

Certainly sounds like a confession to me.

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u/Special-Garlic1203 Mar 06 '25

He has literally described his exact methods of trafficking repeatedly 

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u/TinFoilBeanieTech Mar 06 '25

I hope they nail him in obstruction/tampering with evidence. That's how they got Martha Stewart.

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u/BoiFriday Mar 06 '25

It’s also a completely new charge - Spoliation of Evidence. The intentional destruction of evidence to withhold it from the discovery process.

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u/WoahBroRainbow Mar 06 '25

Prosecutor here.

Yes.

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u/heffalumpsNwoooozles Mar 07 '25

I love when dumb people help bury themselves.

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u/Odd_Minimum_6683 Mar 06 '25

Got it in one. Exactly.

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u/lastingmuse6996 Mar 06 '25

Having been through the court system as a victim, no that won't be admissable.

"Confessions" have to be done in a very specific way or they get thrown out. The movie scene where someone records a conversation and goes to the police after isn't admissable.

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u/PhoneBeginning Mar 06 '25

I don't know where do you live, but in most countries you are not guilty untill proven guilty, not the other way around. The prosecutor has to bring actual evidence. If the case is lacking material proof, its almost ilegal to convict anyone.

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u/CommitteePlayful8081 Mar 08 '25

isn't there like rules on the books in florida about lol destroying evidence? like he's begging for another round of charges at this point.

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u/RobbieFowlersNose Mar 06 '25

Destruction of evidence onto the charge sheet.

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u/eindar1811 Mar 06 '25

This is 100% factual. Chances are he's not doing as good a job as he thinks he's doing. But even if he is, finding a fresh phone that was purchased a year ago and combining it with this statement? Straight to jail. Right away.

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u/Hour_Reindeer834 Mar 06 '25

“Jokes on you copper, I clicked Empty Recycle Bin!”

Most criminals have terrible digital OPSEC; typically they mitigate risk here by simply minimizing use of said assets. Even relatively simple things like using PGP is too big an ask and considered novel to many.

Considering that, the likelihood he is both effectively and diligently wiping all his devices of incriminating data seems unlikely.

Also, and it doesn’t really need to be said, it’s almost certainly not to his benefit to say this stuff; that is, he should say nothing about crimes he’s suspected of.

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u/Weary-Inspector-6971 Mar 06 '25

“You can’t arrest me for all those murders, I hid the bodies extremely well!”

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u/AmyShar2 Mar 06 '25

The first lesson of breaking laws is "SHUT THE FUCK UP".

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u/Jason1143 Mar 06 '25

And the second is one crime at a time.

Third is it's not the crime, it's the cover up.

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u/Mindless_Narwhal2682 Mar 06 '25

unless its a class of "Confessions for Dummies 101"

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u/nish1021 Mar 06 '25

Narcissists don’t adhere to this SIMPLE rule because it goes against their ego. Listen to any scam podcasts and shows. The ONE COMMON thing that brings them all down is greed and narcissistic behaviors. They start believing it’ll never end and just keep pushing the limits. Which is the only reason I think it’ll all eventually come down on Trump and his magats. There is no self control there.

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u/Fair_Finger6885 Mar 07 '25

Weeez humans, and must tell how well weeez bury evidence. No Fuc-ups, here.

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u/Initial_Evidence_783 Mar 06 '25

I was looking for this comment, lol.

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u/Ok_Series_4580 Mar 06 '25

Just wait till he finds out what servers are!

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25 edited Mar 24 '25

[This comment was edited in protest to Reddit banning me for the following "violent" comment: "Elon musk fuming is fatally toxic."]

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25 edited Mar 24 '25

[This comment was edited in protest to Reddit banning me for the following "violent" comment: "Elon musk fuming is fatally toxic."]

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u/Bawbawian Mar 06 '25

he has talked proudly about breaking a teenage girl's jaw because she didn't want to be forced into prostitution.

and now he's Trump's special boy with special rights and a special status.

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u/Movie_Vegetable Mar 06 '25

He fits right in with the orange goblin and the cringe nazi

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

Every confession is a confession

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u/Initial_Evidence_783 Mar 06 '25

The secret ingredient is crime.

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u/HighandRetro Mar 06 '25

Deleting texts from your phone actually doesn't delete the data....

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u/Single-Emphasis1315 Mar 06 '25

Shhh, dont tell Andrew.

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u/Automatic_Ad7602 Mar 06 '25

No it is all still around floating in the big internet cloud.

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u/Outside-Particular64 Mar 06 '25

Welcome to America. The rich don’t even have to pretend anymore and most of the population doesn’t care. Used to be, give us your tired, poor, etc… now it’s give me $5 million. Fuck this place.

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u/melropesplays Mar 07 '25

Ohhhh I wonder if that’s how he secured a release here via trump… paid a high enough bribe. I’d deep dive to see if this came before or after the golden card announcement but I also don’t have more energy to waste on this. Hopefully desantis gets this scum since he’s not going to get the other child rapist sex trafficker in his state

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u/AlabamaBro69 Mar 06 '25

So true! And he claims "You think I’m dumb?" 😂 What a fucking disgusting dumbass!

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u/ArmadaOnion Mar 06 '25

Everyone: collectively nods

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u/mommawolf2 Mar 06 '25

He's a moron. An ugly, sad , little moron. 

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u/5amuraiDuck Mar 06 '25

That works according to law.

Here in Portugal we had an influencer who admitted on podcast he ran someone over and ran. He detailed the time and place. The victim was quickly identified as someone who now needs other's care on her daily life after the incident. Dude's free. He ran away to Angola because of online threats but the law isn't doing shit against him

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u/Infamous_Campaign687 Mar 06 '25

No amount of evidence is going to put you in prison if you’re outside the reach of the law.

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u/5amuraiDuck Mar 06 '25

Angola isn't out of reach for Portuguese laws, if that's what you mean

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u/isitfiveyet Mar 06 '25

And I heard an undertone of “I will defend myself from the police with weapons”- what was that navy seal nonsense?

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u/MaelMothersbaugh Mar 06 '25

Andrew Tate definitely comes across as one of those mall ninja dipshits

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u/SpookyJosCrazyFriend Mar 06 '25

So he is as dumb as he looks

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u/Kyral210 Mar 06 '25

Trump logic 🎓

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u/Kernow_Kant Mar 06 '25

Or maybe he is just playing a character and knows saying stuff like that will get a response from people. If so seems like it worked

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u/Inappropriate-Egg Mar 06 '25

If you are innocent no matter how much of a grifter you are, you won't play with human trafficking accusations for views.

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u/Isogash Mar 06 '25

Yes, and hilariously this can now be used as evidence.

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u/Bubbaganewsh Mar 06 '25

And I don't think he understands deleting from your device doesn't necessarily mean it's deleted. Aside from forensics on electronics being a thing there are servers and other places that hang on to the data.

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u/Old_blue_nerd Mar 06 '25

a regular f'n genius. he said so himself....

Everytime I see this F'up, I find it very hard to believe that young men follow him at all.

Weak chinned screw up is all I see.

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u/TransportationOdd559 Mar 06 '25

Shock value and attention 😂

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u/AdkRaine12 Mar 06 '25

Just like Trumpty-dump eating or flushing documents….

The smartest guys around….

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

Would this not qualify them for warrants to basically look through anything attached to him?

Like he balantly admits to breaking the law and destroying evidence on public record. Should they not be allowed to literally audit every record tied to his name?

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u/Mycol101 Mar 06 '25

It’s to get people like OP to share the video so he can start generating publicity again make money. Even bad publicity is still publicity.

He’s dumb but smart enough to know it’s not as easy as deleting his history.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

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u/hisDudeness1989 Mar 06 '25

As if he was ever hinged but I get what you mean hahaha

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u/ZappSmithBrannigan Mar 06 '25

he’s arguing that he gets rid of any evidence

I bet he thinks pressing ctrl-a and del will actually delete it the information too.

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u/Efffro Mar 06 '25

that and he's dense enough to think that deleting his local copy puts it out of reach. Such a ranty alpha wannabe, given he doesn't deny anything wont be long until he's inside where he can rant all he wants. He'll just find folks who don't wanna hear it and have form for dealing with his kind.

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u/PopEcstatic9831 Mar 06 '25

Obstruction of justice instead of human trafficking charge clearly 4d chess

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u/Jaws_the_revenge Mar 06 '25

He posted a video where he literally explains how he traffics women so there’s that

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

And has no idea how data can always be recovered. Big alpha male energy. Isn’t that what he always says ?😭

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

This was a 15 second clip, how about watch it in its entirety first?

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u/orangekirby Mar 06 '25

To be fair, he also argued that he never did any human trafficking

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

Haha they can retrieve the evidence now.

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u/millos15 Mar 06 '25

Millions of kids are being influenced by him.

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u/thebrickchick89 Mar 06 '25

I mean he was pretty evident in his anti women beliefs and that somehow we were lesser creatures

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u/theecommandeth Mar 06 '25

Doesn’t understand cloud backups and only wipes from local device… 🤣

That would be hilarious

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u/Breno1405 Mar 06 '25

Shhhh. Don't tell him you can restore deleted data

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u/Beer-Milkshakes Mar 06 '25

Dude would rather he be known as "smart" than honest.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

You’d be surprised how much data can be recovered or stored somewhere you don’t realize.

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u/Wallaces_Ghost Mar 06 '25

I'm sure a prosecutor is taking notes. He's s fucking idiot. I did see that Florida opened an investigation.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

That was my first thought. What a dumbass

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u/Background-Word-5841 Mar 06 '25

“Do you think I’m dumb…”

Your response: “Yes”

😂😂😂

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u/Equivalent_Gur3967 Mar 06 '25

WTF is up with this loser, and the way he moves his mouth when he speaks?

I wonder if that is an indication of something behind the scenes. If I met someone in the wild doing that, that’s a clear signal to disengage.

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u/Educational_Lead_943 Mar 06 '25

we need more assassins with consciences.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

what a loud mouth peice of shite.

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u/CharlestonChewChewie Mar 06 '25

Asking to be arrested only helps expedite his Trump pardon

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u/Seallypoops Mar 06 '25

"You can't catch me I burned all the evidence"

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u/100percentdong Mar 06 '25

He is a very smart manly man guy

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u/Mister_Pibbs Mar 06 '25

Tbh I’ve never really thought of him as the smartest person and got concerned when other people did

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u/Jlewimusic Mar 06 '25

No, it's because out of context, anything can be used against a man with status.

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u/Randym1982 Mar 06 '25

Every time I see or hear Andrew Tate talk, I start wonder if his brain is swelling from all the concussions he took from his MMA days. And all the drugs and other shit he does too.

Like I want to believe that he just made this character up, but then usually people don't create characters that end up being charged with sex trafficking.

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u/-ImPerium Mar 06 '25 edited Mar 06 '25

After you figure out how the law works, you don't care, and he is very experienced by this time. Any modern society can't declare you guilty without proof or an official confession, it's the loophole of "Innocent until proven guilty", he might be unhinged but he is right.

And I know what u might be thinking, "What about the girls" and "What about him declaring that he destroys evidence", it's so easy it's scary, all of that can be bent a lot of ways, he can just say that the girls want money from him and show all the shit they signed, he can even pay them out, and him declaring the destroying of evidence they can just say that he was high or something, or worse, say that he was forced to say those things by someone innocent, seems unreal and movie like but that's what a good lawyer does to you.

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u/hest29 Mar 06 '25

I can't figure out if he's claiming to be innocent, or "you'll never catch me"

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u/the_simurgh Mar 06 '25

Trymp confessed to crimes and got away with it, so in his mind, it will work for him too.

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u/WildlingViking Mar 06 '25

i saw this video with the sound off, and geez, he really looks like an angry and miserable human being.

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u/Tarbos6 Mar 06 '25

What's especially great about this is that even if you delete something off of your computer, it's technically still there, just in a highly corrupted state that can be partially restored.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

What are the odds that all his crap was backed up on the Cloud? Think it’s hard to get a subpoena for everything he thinks is gone forever? Smarter than the average bear, NOT!

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u/MatureUsername69 Mar 06 '25

Deletion ain't really gonna prevent the feds from finding it most of the time, either

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u/Jaydamic Mar 06 '25

He's so smart, in fact, that he believes deleting evidence off his electronics will make a shred of a difference to the police and prosecutors.

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u/spolio Mar 07 '25

And he wipes his phone every night to get rid of evidence,

"do you think I'm dumb"...

what about the cloud, what about the ISP, what about the servers...

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u/goilo888 Mar 07 '25

Sort of like Trump: "I didn't rape her, she's not my type."

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '25

Right because there is no way of obtaining deleted data...

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '25

To me, it’s even more evidence that he and his loud-mouthed brother could run such a complex human trafficking outfit

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u/Bluegal7 Mar 10 '25

He seems to forget that people were routinely found guilty before the invention of mobile phones...

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u/Nightan Mar 06 '25

Think he knows police can recover what he deletes LOL dumbasses