Andrew Tate prosecution files reveal graphic claims of coercion

Romanian prosecutors have compiled graphic evidence alleging that Andrew Tate coerced women into sexual acts.
He and his brother are facing trial in Romania for charges including human trafficking and forming a criminal group. Andrew Tate also faces a rape charge.
Both brothers deny all accusations.
The evidence includes transcribed text and audio messages showing the alleged trafficking operation, coercion, and abuse.
Andrew Tate is portrayed coercing victims into group sex with abusive language.
Prosecution transcripts quote his brother Tristan discussing long hours of exploitation.
The evidence claims that women were forced to create online pornography and were fined for not complying.
The original evidence for these claims is not present in the 300-page summary viewed by the BBC.
The Tate brothers' spokesperson denies the allegations, and their defense plans to challenge the prosecution's evidence during an upcoming pre-trial hearing.