Tate brothers ‘drinking dirty brown shower water’ and are woken by ‘demonic roar’ of inmates in hellhole prison

Tate brothers ‘drinking dirty brown shower water’ and are woken by ‘demonic roar’ of inmates in hellhole prison

ANDREW and Tristan have complained about being held in a hellhole jail with “brown and filthy” shower water, where the sounds of “demonic roars” wake them up every night. Andrew, 39, and brother Tristan, 38, have been locked up since their arrest at a bare-knuckle boxing event in Miami on July 18. Andrew and Tristan are being held in a hellhole jail with ‘brown and filthy’ drinking water, the brothers claim Credit: Reuters The pair are detained in the Federal Detention Center in downtown Miami, Florida Credit: Getty The brothers have been charged with rape, sex trafficking and offences related to indecent images of a child and extreme pornography. They are now being held in Florida’s Miami Federal Detention Center, where their lawyers claim they are suffering in the harsh conditions. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! Self-described misogynist Andrew called his Special Housing Unit (SHU) “punitive housing for people who murder their cellmates“. The dual US-UK citizen claimed he had been forced to drink unclean water that made him sick. His only water source is a shower and a “brown and filthy faucet” which has left him suffering “persistent stomach problems”, he claims. The jail has faced cooling and water problems and a clash between inmates and staff in recent months, according to the US Bureau of Prisons. It comes as court documents revealed that the brothers held several passports under different aliases – including one name borrowed from a Bond villain. Andrew said he had been woken up in the middle of the night by other prisoners yelling death threats and had heard a “demonic roar” from a neighbouring cell. Most read in The Sun He also claimed he was staying in “the worst possible conditions the US gov provides to terrorists and psychopaths”, adding that the inmate in the neighbouring cell was a “cannibal who screams throughout the night”. In another message on X, Andrew complained he had “no commissary. No visits. No contact with the outside world.” The brothers face 59 charges, including rape and sex trafficking Credit: AFP The brothers are accused of having sex with a minor, trafficking minors and running an organised crime operation Credit: AFP He ranted: “I am an innocent until proven guilty extradition detainee. I’m wanted by a foreign state. I am an American citizen. WHY AM I HERE?” Their lawyers claimed they had not been let out of their cells at all for 11 of their first 15 days in the jail. Insiders told The Sun the conditions were a “disgrace”. Last year, a report said inmates were forced to kneel and eat “like dogs”, with their hands shackled and food on chairs in front of them. Toilets bubbling over with waste, crumbling infrastructure and an extreme use of force were also alleged by inmates’ families. And as downtown Miami faces extreme heat, climbing above 30C, detainees say they have been left without air conditioning. The facility has been blighted by AC issues for years, according to a 2020 report. Inmates say they strip to their underwear amid the sweltering conditions and sweat through their sheets at night. The brothers are fighting extradition to the UK, where they face a total of 59 criminal charges, including rape, sex trafficking and offenses related to indecent images of a child and extreme pornography. Allegations against them include having sex with a minor, trafficking minors, running an organised crime operation and money laundering. British prosecutors said new charges were fast-tracked after authorities investigated claims made by another four victims. Andrew and Tristan both deny the charges and say they have done no wrongdoing. A prison spokesperson told The Sun that inmates generally have access to commissary services, recreation, phone calls, social visits and legal counsel.

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