None of the women interviewed by police claimed to be victims of Tristan Tate, with some even calling him after the interviews to say they told police to "get lost."

A Florida judge ruled that two of the alleged victims in Tristan Tate's case were lying about their allegations.

Andrew Tate states that the police use tactics like calling a thousand women to find just one who will break under interrogation and make an accusation.

Tristan Tate admits to sending text messages referring to girls in a joking way as "my [ __ ]" or "my slave," which were included in his indictment, but he clarifies these were jokes and not evidence of actual slavery.

Police found messages on the phones of Tristan Tate's two false accusers where they discussed lying to the police and pretending to cry to appear more victimized.