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Andrew Tate claimed a woman accusing him of rape followed him to  and made up the allegation when he refused to buy her sister a €200,000 house, it emerged today.
He also told judges in Bucharest that 'it's time for this circus to end' as he argued that prosecutors had only considered 'small snippets' of information relevant to the case.
The British-American former kickboxer, 36, has maintained his innocence since he was arrested with his brother, Tristan, 34, over allegations of rape, human trafficking and setting up an organised  group on December 29 2022.
He said the rape allegation against him lacked 'concrete evidence' at the Court of Appeal in the Romanian capital earlier this month. 
His brother Tristan was seen this morning protesting his innocence to journalists outside the Directorate for kontol bernanak Investigating Organised Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT) in Romania, where they have been moved for questioning.
Police officers escort Andrew, right, handcuffed to his brother Tristan, left, outside the Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT) in Romania on Thursday
Former kickboxer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan have been held since December on charges of being part of an organised crime group, human trafficking and rape
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Earlier this month, the Bucharest Court of Appeal heard An.
Police  Naghel and ex-police worker Luana Radu acted as the brothers' lieutenants, helping to keep six women like prisoners and forcing them to make online porn videos. 
Tate claims, however, that his accuser raised a complaint after he refused to give her money to 'open a bar on the beach, to play in a television show and to become famous on TikTok'.
He alleges that the woman asked for €200,000 to buy a house for her sister in Chisinau, the capital of neighbouring Moldova.
Andrew Tate (pictured in handcuffs) and his brother were moved to DIICOT on Wednesday, where prosecutors examined electronic equipment confiscated during the investigation in their case, in Bucharest.