DIICOT has expanded the investigations against the brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate, adding charges of money laundering, influencing statements, and human trafficking.

DIICOT prosecutors have expanded investigations into the case of Andrew Tate, bringing new charges of human trafficking and money laundering.

According to recent information from the case, Andrew Tate is accused of having recruited a young woman in 2017, taking advantage of her vulnerable state, and having coerced her, through moral pressure and emotional blackmail, to engage in video chat activities, thus generating significant financial benefits, estimated by investigators at over one million dollars.

These new charges add to the complex case in which brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate are already being investigated for forming an organized criminal group, human trafficking, rape, illegal access to a computer system, and other crimes.