Six Chapters. Three Countries.
No Verdict.
- I2014 to 2019Four years of investigation, no charges brought, and a file the state had finished with.
- IIAugust to November 2022Removed from most of the internet four months before anyone arrested him, by companies, not by a court.
- IIIDecember 2022 to December 2024Two years of detention, house arrest and seizure in Romania, and a prosecution a court would not send to trial.
- IVFebruary 2025 to July 2026The 2019 file reopened seven years on, a civil claim by four anonymous women, and both brothers standing on US soil when Britain asked for them.
- V18 to 27 July 2026Arrested in Miami on a sealed warrant, 59 UK charges, both men contesting extradition.
- VIUpcomingA judge decides on 13 August whether they wait for that process at liberty or in a cell.
0
Days in custody at FDC Miami
Days elapsed since the arrest on 18 July 2026.
0
Days under a court restriction, unbroken
Since the Bucharest arrest on 29 December 2022.
Three counts of days, all running today. Each is simply the days elapsed since a dated, sourced event. None of them is a claim about guilt.
Nothing is removed. Highlighting Romania still shows you the UK and US entries around it, because where they fall is the point.
Showing all entries at full strength.
2014 to 2019
The File That Was Closed
Between 2014 and 2015, three women reported alleged rape and sexual assault to Hertfordshire Constabulary. Officers investigated for four years. In 2019 the case was closed, the Crown Prosecution Service having brought no charges. No charge was brought, so no court ever heard the allegations either way. Everything in the five chapters below happened while that 2019 decision stood. The separate Bedfordshire investigation that produced the current 59 charges concerns different complainants.
Four years of investigation, no charges brought, and a file the state had finished with.
- 2014 / 2015Reported as 2014 or 2015UK
First entry on this record · about 4 years to the next
The first allegations are made to Hertfordshire police#
Three women report alleged rape and sexual assault to Hertfordshire Constabulary. A police investigation opens and runs for four years. The separate Bedfordshire investigation, which produced the current charges, concerns different complainants.
SourcesITV News Anglia - 2019Reported as a year onlyUK
About 4 years since the last entry · about 4 years to the next
Prosecutors decided not to chargeThe CPS decides not to prosecute#
After a four-year investigation, the Crown Prosecution Service concludes the case and brings no charges. The file is closed. It will sit closed for seven years.
SourcesITV News Anglia
About 4 years
The file stayed closed the whole time. Nothing else enters this record between those two dates.
August to November 2022
Removed Before Charged
In August 2022 Meta permanently banned Andrew Tate from Facebook and Instagram. He had 4.7 million followers on Instagram alone. TikTok and YouTube followed within days. At that point no charge had been brought against him anywhere in the world. Three months later Elon Musk restored a wave of suspended accounts including his, and the other platforms did not follow. In August 2025 the brothers sued Meta and TikTok over the removals. In April 2026 a federal judge in California dismissed the claim against Meta, holding it barred by Section 230.
A man removed from most of the internet 132 days before anyone arrested him, by companies, not by a court.
- 19 Aug 2022Platforms
About 4 years since the last entry · 91 days to the next
Process concernRemoved from Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube in a matter of days#
Meta permanently bans Andrew Tate from Facebook and Instagram. He had 4.7 million followers on Instagram alone. TikTok and YouTube follow within days. He keeps posting on other platforms, so this was not a removal from the internet, but it was a removal from the places most people were. No charge had been brought against him anywhere in the world.
- 18 Nov 2022Platforms
91 days since the last entry · 41 days to the next
The account was restoredReinstated on X#
Elon Musk restores a wave of banned accounts, including @cobratate. The other platforms do not follow.
SourcesMedia Manipulation Casebook
41 days
Six weeks after the reinstatement, the Romanian case opens with an arrest.
December 2022 to December 2024
Romania, And No Trial
On 29 December 2022 both brothers were arrested in Bucharest alongside two Romanian women, Georgiana-Manuela Naghel and Alexandra-Luana Radu, on suspicion of forming an organised criminal group, human trafficking and rape. All four deny the allegations and have maintained their innocence throughout. They spent three months in a Romanian jail on rolling thirty-day extensions, then months under house arrest. Roughly four million dollars of cars, watches and cash was seized, and appeals to recover it were refused. In August 2024 a second investigation opened alongside the first. In December 2024 the Bucharest Court of Appeal ruled the indictment defective and handed the file back to prosecutors.
Two years of detention, house arrest and seizure, and a prosecution a court would not send to trial.
- 29 Dec 2022Romania
41 days since the last entry · about 2 weeks to the next
Arrested in Bucharest#
Andrew and Tristan Tate are arrested along with two Romanian women, Georgiana-Manuela Naghel and Alexandra-Luana Radu, on suspicion of forming an organised criminal group, human trafficking and rape. All four deny the allegations. All four maintain their innocence throughout.
SourcesRFE/RL - Jan 2023Reported as a month onlyRomania
About 2 weeks since the last entry · about 2 months to the next
Process concernRoughly four million dollars of assets seized before any trial#
Romanian authorities seize luxury cars, watches and cash. Reported totals run to fifteen vehicles and fourteen watches. Appeals against the seizure are refused. No court has yet heard the case.
- 31 Mar 2023Romania
About 2 months since the last entry · about 1 year 5 months to the next
A court ruled in their favourReleased from jail after three months of pre-trial detention#
A Romanian court replaces detention with house arrest. The brothers had been held since 29 December on renewed thirty-day extensions, without a trial and without a conviction.
SourcesNPR - Aug 2024Reported as a month onlyRomania
- 19 Dec 2024Romania
About 4 months since the last entry · 70 days to the next
A court ruled in their favourA Romanian court finds the indictment defective and refuses to send it to trial#
The Bucharest Court of Appeal rules the case cannot proceed and hands the file back to DIICOT, citing irregularities in the indictment. Two years after the arrests, the prosecution has still not produced a case a court will accept.
70 days
The indictment was back with prosecutors, and the travel ban came off.
February 2025 to July 2026
The File Reopens
In February 2025 a Romanian court lifted the travel ban and the brothers flew to Florida. Judicial control measures stayed in force and the Romanian charges were not dropped. Three months later the Crown Prosecution Service confirmed it had authorised charges in Britain and would seek extradition once Romania was done. In March 2026 Hertfordshire Constabulary announced it was reopening the investigation closed in 2019, a day after the police watchdog said a former detective constable could face gross misconduct proceedings over alleged failures to properly investigate it. In July 2026 Romania expanded its own case again, adding money laundering and complicity in trafficking of minors, with the original file still never having reached trial. Running alongside all of it is a civil claim in the High Court by four women granted anonymity, which Andrew Tate's written defence says is false and which he intends to contest in person. He also asked a judge to make prosecutors name the criminal complainants before extradition, arguing he cannot prepare a defence against accusers he cannot identify, and was refused.
The 2019 file live again, a second Romanian file still growing, and both brothers standing on US soil when Britain asked for them.
Since the file was closed
About 6 years since the Crown Prosecution Service decided not to prosecute. Read that entry.
- 27 Feb 2025Romania
70 days since the last entry · 47 days to the next
Travel restrictions lifted, the brothers fly to Florida#
A Romanian court lifts the travel ban and the brothers leave for the United States. The Financial Times had reported days earlier that the US administration raised the restrictions with Romanian counterparts, including by special envoy Richard Grenell at the Munich Security Conference. Judicial control measures remain in force and the charges are not dropped.
- 15 Apr 2025UK
47 days since the last entry · about 1 month to the next
Four women bring a civil claim in the High Court#
Four claimants, granted anonymity by the court, allege physical or sexual violence between 2013 and 2015. Two say they were in a relationship with Andrew Tate; two worked for his webcam business. Their filings allege that one was threatened with a gun and that another was strangled until she lost consciousness. Tate denies all of it: his written defence states that the claims are false and that all sexual activity was consensual, and his counsel says he intends to give evidence himself. Their lawyers say it is the first civil case in Britain to put coercive control before the High Court. Damages are expected to reach six figures. The trial was later brought forward to 22 June 2026, and this site has not established what has happened since that date.
SourcesNBC News - 26 Mar 2026UK
About 10 months since the last entry · 92 days to the next
Process concernHertfordshire police reopen the investigation closed in 2019#
Hertfordshire Constabulary announces it will reinvestigate the rape and sexual assault allegations reported to it between 2014 and 2015, closed in 2019 after the CPS did not charge. The announcement comes a day after the Independent Office for Police Conduct said a former detective constable could face gross misconduct proceedings over alleged failures to properly investigate the case. The three complainants said in a joint statement that the reopening was long overdue.
- 26 Jun 2026UK
92 days since the last entry · 7 days to the next
A judge refuses to make prosecutors name the complainants before extradition#
The brothers ask the High Court to force the CPS to disclose the identities of the women accusing them, arguing that they cannot gather evidence or prepare a defence against accusers they cannot name, and that the refusal breaches their right to a fair trial. They offer court-backed undertakings and financial security in exchange. Mr Justice Chamberlain refuses permission, finding the CPS decision "coherent and rational" and that prosecutors had reason to protect the complainants from harm given the brothers' reach on social media. The names stay sealed until extradition.
SourcesCourthouse News Service - 3 Jul 2026Romania
7 days since the last entry · 15 days to the next
Romania expands the case again#
DIICOT adds money laundering, influencing statements, removal from seizure and complicity in trafficking of minors. Seizure is placed on five more vehicles. The original file has still never reached trial.
SourcesRomania Insider
Romania
Open since December 2022 and running throughout this window.
United Kingdom
Reopened on 26 March 2026, charges brought on 20 July 2026.
United States
Custody from 18 July 2026. The detention hearing is the right edge.
Trials held in any of these three files, to date
Drawn to scale. The Romanian file has been open throughout this window, which is what the notch on its left edge means. The UK file reopens at the left edge. US custody begins near the right. The hatched sections are dates that have not happened yet. Platform decisions are not shown here, because removing an account is not a legal process and should not be drawn as one.
Axis: 26 March 2026 to 13 August 2026
15 days
Romania widened its case, and then US Marshals arrived in Florida.
18 to 27 July 2026
Arrested In Miami
On 18 July 2026 US Marshals detained both brothers in Florida at the request of the United Kingdom. The warrant was sealed, and their lawyer notes the arrest came shortly after meetings in Washington DC. Two days later the CPS and Bedfordshire Police confirmed 59 charges across the two of them, 42 against Andrew and 17 against Tristan, involving seven complainants. Their counsel states both men are innocent and will contest extradition. Andrew Tate says he is being held in solitary confinement at FDC Miami with no calls, no visits and almost no time out of the cell. He is a pre-trial detainee, and he has been convicted of nothing.
Both men in federal custody, contesting extradition, with a detention hearing set and no trial date anywhere in the world.
Why Florida
1 year 5 months A Romanian court lifted their travel ban in February 2025. Read that entry.
- 18 Jul 2026US
15 days since the last entry · 2 days to the next
Arrested in Miami on a sealed warrant#
US Marshals detain both brothers in Florida at the request of the United Kingdom. The warrant was sealed. Their lawyer notes the arrest came shortly after meetings in Washington DC.
- 20 Jul 2026UK
2 days since the last entry · 3 days to the next
59 charges, and a vow to fight#
The CPS and Bedfordshire Police confirm 59 charges across both brothers: 42 against Andrew, 17 against Tristan, involving seven complainants. Their counsel states they will contest extradition and that both men are innocent.
- 23 Jul 2026US
3 days since the last entry · 4 days to the next
Process concernAndrew Tate says he is in the Special Housing Unit#
Andrew Tate says he is being held in solitary confinement at FDC Miami with no calls, no visits, no commissary and almost no time out of the cell. In a post from his seventh day in the unit he says he was allowed his one hour of exercise twice. His counsel describes a five by twelve foot cell. The Bureau of Prisons declined to confirm the placement, citing privacy, safety and security. He is a pre-trial detainee contesting extradition. He has been convicted of nothing.
- 27 Jul 2026US
4 days since the last entry · 17 days to the next
Process concernDetention hearing set for 13 August#
US Magistrate Judge Lauren Louis sets a hearing to decide whether the brothers are released during what could be a months-long extradition process. Their lawyers argue they are not a flight risk, having attended every hearing in Romania for over three years. They stay in custody until then.
17 days to go
They stay in custody until the judge rules.
Upcoming
The Thirteenth Of August
US Magistrate Judge Lauren Louis will decide whether Andrew and Tristan Tate wait out the extradition process at liberty or in a cell. Their lawyers argue they are not a flight risk, pointing to more than three years of attending every hearing in Romania. Extradition proceedings can run for months. This is the only entry on this page that has not happened.
Undecided. This chapter gets written on the day, not before it.
- 13 Aug 2026US
17 days since the last entry · Scheduled, not yet held
Has not happened yetThe hearing that decides whether they wait for trial in a cell#
Judge Louis rules on detention or release pending extradition. This is the date the campaign is built around. Every signature collected before it is a signature on the record.
SourcesAl Jazeera
Three Years, Seven Months Of Restriction.
No Trial.
The point is not that any single restriction was wrong on its own. It is that they have run end to end, for years, without the trial that is supposed to justify them.
The Rules The Charts Follow
- Lanes
- Each proceeding gets its own track. The United Kingdom, Romania and the United States are criminal proceedings. Platform decisions are kept out of the charts entirely, because removing an account is not a legal process and should not look like one.
- Solid bar
- The file is open on that date.
- Hatched bar
- The date is in the future and nothing has been decided.
- Dates
- Where the reporting gives only a month or only a year, the entry says so and no exact day count is printed across it. Five of the eighteen entries are affected, and each one is marked.
- Sources
- Every entry links out. Where a claim is contested, or is an assertion by one side, the entry says who is asserting it. If it cannot be linked, it is not on this page.
How this page is made
Every entry above is drawn from mainstream reporting or from an official source: the CPS, Bedfordshire Police, DIICOT, the Bureau of Prisons. The links sit on the entry itself and are always visible. Nothing here is hidden behind a click.
The chapter openers are this campaign's summary of the entries beneath them. They are written to restate what those sources already say, and where an opener makes a claim no entry below it carries, the opener has its own links. If an opener and an entry ever disagree, the entry is the checked one.
The durations, the counters and the charts are arithmetic on the dates in those entries, nothing more. Where a source gives only a month or only a year, no exact count is printed across it.
This campaign argues about process. It does not say any complainant is lying, and no entry above claims that. Allegations of sexual violence deserve serious investigation. So does the fairness of the machinery used to investigate them.