Right Wing Influencer Lauren Southern says Andrew Tate r-ped and strangled her in a Bucharest hotel room in 2018
Southern alleges that after Tommy Robinson brought her to Romania for a supposed business opportunity with Tate, Tate sexually assaulted and strangled her in a hotel room.
New details include alleged text messages from Southern to Tate afterward, including: "You literally strangled me when I said I didn't want to have sex."
@EastDakota97_@dlorenso@BIGBADCAPS@EricLDaugh The only person that created the pretext was Austin. Had Austin not said anything to Anthony he’d still be here today. He goaded Anthony and the assaulted him while being 80 pounds heavier and taller
@EastDakota97_@dlorenso@BIGBADCAPS@EricLDaugh I have the defenses opening arguments as well as multiple eye witness accounts given to authorities right after the incident occurred. It’s not against the law to insult someone who’s bullying you. Anthony had every right to talk back to Austin.
@EastDakota97_@dlorenso@BIGBADCAPS@EricLDaugh Nope two totally different scenarios. Anthony isn’t the one that looks like the violent bully here. Anthony was never asked to leave by a teacher . Students are not obligated to follow the orders of other students. Yes he defended himself after being assaulted
@EastDakota97_@dlorenso@BIGBADCAPS@EricLDaugh Smith v. State (Texas) – the leading Texas case on “provoking the difficulty.” The court held that legal provocation requires more than words; the prosecution must show the words or acts were intended to create a pretext for harming the other person. https://t.co/Fh1TxsBIhK
@EastDakota97_@dlorenso@BIGBADCAPS@EricLDaugh Per only the prosecution testimonies. The defense has not given their testimonies on the stabbing yet. Opening statements defense argues that their testimonies will show that Austin was the aggressor and initiated contact with Anthony first
@EastDakota97_@dlorenso@BIGBADCAPS@EricLDaugh Smith v. State (Texas) – the leading Texas case on “provoking the difficulty.” The court held that legal provocation requires more than words; the prosecution must show the words or acts were intended to create a pretext for harming the other person. https://t.co/Fh1TxsBIhK
@EastDakota97_@dlorenso@BIGBADCAPS@EricLDaugh Smith v. State (Texas) – the leading Texas case on “provoking the difficulty.” The court held that legal provocation requires more than words; the prosecution must show the words or acts were intended to create a pretext for harming the other person. https://t.co/Fh1TxsBIhK
@EastDakota97_@dlorenso@BIGBADCAPS@EricLDaugh Commonwealth v. Howard (2018)
The court instructed that “Mere words or threatening gestures, no matter how insulting or abusive, do not by themselves constitute reasonable provocation https://t.co/q1hBjwAqNh
@EastDakota97_@dlorenso@BIGBADCAPS@EricLDaugh Smith v. State (Texas) – the leading Texas case on “provoking the difficulty.” The court held that legal provocation requires more than words; the prosecution must show the words or acts were intended to create a pretext for harming the other person. https://t.co/Fh1TxsBIhK