The online account posted a vague message that read “The Matrix has attacked me. But they misunderstand, you cannot kill an idea. Hard to Kill.”
that read “The Matrix has attacked me. But they misunderstand, you cannot kill an idea. Hard to Kill.”which said Tate or his brother, Tristan, ended up going to a hospital.Late last month, police in tactical gear descended on a villa where the Tate brothers were staying and took them into police custody.
Romanian prosecutors claim the duo held multiple women against their will and forced them to perform sex acts while being filmed.
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