The former director of the Craiova penitentiary, retired MAI, was a model for the Tate brothers: “She disturbed a lot of influential people”

The former director of Craiova Penitentiary, Pelendava, became a star on an online platform for adults, shortly after she retired due to illness. Now, Oana Tașcuu has posted a clip on TikTok in which she told that she lived in the villa of brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate, that she was a model for them and that what is happening to them seems unfair.

Newly retired MAI Oana Tașcau defends Andrew Tate saying she was a model on OnlyFans for the Tate brothers and they treated her very well. Moreover, the former policewoman claims that Andrew Tate would not have needed to force any woman to obtain his services.

“It seems very unfair to me what is happening. Andrew is a special man, a man who respects women and a man who treats everyone nicely. I lived in the same house with this man for a while and I want to say that he treated me like a sister and helped me very, very much. After I retired I started OnlyFans, through an acquaintance I got to him, he taught me everything he could. From the moment I wanted to leave Bucharest and continue to Craiova, he told me I could come back anytime“, said the former director of the penitentiary.

“I don’t think he’s the kind of man who needs to use force to get a woman. He is a handsome, charismatic man, he has everything you want. He would have no reason to resort to force. No model in that house was forced“, Tașcau also said.

The former director of the Craiova penitentiary, retired MAI, was a model for the Tate brothers

“All that being said… He upset a lot of influential people I think by being vertical and saying exactly what he had to say. He doesn’t want me to go into the conspiracy theory, but in reality things are not as they are presented. We should judge people by what we know them, not by what is said about themi”, concludes the young retired MAI – new OnlyFans model.

Oana Tașcau retired last year after being accused of some irregularities related to the way the prison in Pelendava was managed, but also the fact that, as a shift leader at the Craiova maximum security penitentiary, she would had an affair with a prisoner imprisoned in the “Black Sea Cocaine” case. Oana Tașcau ran in March last year, including for the position of general director of the National Administration of Penitentiaries.