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Romance, then coercion: US filings reveal Britain's case against the Tates

Romance, then coercion: US filings reveal Britain's case against the Tates

Court documents made public in the United States set out Britain's case against Andrew and Tristan Tate, alleging they used a so-called lover boy model to lure women with romance before coercing them into making online pornography. The brothers, arrested in Miami in July, face UK charges including rape and human trafficking. They have denied wrongdoing, and no final extradition hearing date has been set.

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