95. As the conversation continues, however, and E. Gabbey comes to realize the full gravity of her human trafficking allegations, she dramatically changes her tune. As evidenced in the below exchanges with Martelly, E. Gabbey becomes vindictive and gets bitter with Martelly for calling the United States Embassy. E. Gabbey also perceives the fallout from these allegations represents an inconvenient yet significant roadblock in her plans to visit London. Accordingly, E. Gabbey reverts from her damsel in distress routine, wherein she becomes upset with Martelly and blames him for the consequences of the impending police raid.
96. IMPORTANTLY and highly relevant to the state of affairs at the Tate Estate, is the fact that E. Gabbey stresses that only she and another girl — A. Untila — wanted to leave the Tate
Brothers estate, further supporting the fact that nobody was in danger, and that the human trafficking allegations were purely the product of E. Gabbey and A. Untila’s imagination. Despite the litany of warnings to Martelly and her parents that she was not in danger and was free to go and come as she pleased. Martelly and Gabbey’s parents publish Gabbey’s false claims to the United States Embassy, which has resulted in a monstrous amount of suffering and personal loss to Andrew and Tristan Tate.
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E. Gabbey: Did you call the embassy
E. Gabbey: ?
E. Gabbey: be honest please
E. Gabbey: apparently marines are after me?
E. Gabbey: that’s what my mom just called on the phone screaming
E. Gabbey: completely compromised my safely
E. Gabbey: thanks
Martelly: Yeah I called Neves and did what he said to do
E. Gabbey: goodbye matt
E. Gabbey: i just wanted to go to London
E. Gabbey: handle it on my ow[n]
E. Gabbey: i trusted you with that info
Martelly: Be upset if you want honestly but having the US government come save your ass in a position you put yourself in
E. Gabbey: ?
E. Gabbey: it’s not just me here
Martelly: 1 KNOW
E. Gabbey: you don’t understand
E. Gabbey: it’s only me and one girl that want to leave
E. Gabbe: re they coming here now
E. Gabbe: r when i leave
Martelly: This is serious
E. Gabbey: can they take her to
Martelly: Yes
Martelly: That’s why
Martelly: I’m specifically trained for this we have protocols in place
Martelly: Its my literal job em
E. Gabbe: so they aren’t on the way
E. Gabbey: good job now the police are coming
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Timestamp 57:25 - Candace: "So now this woman is angry at the man who tried to save her life."
97. Finally, as E. Gabbey becomes fully aware of the ramifications of her actions, she wants Martelly to retract the US Embassy call, and then proceeds to accuse Martelly of orchestrating the scheme:
Quote:
Martelly: She’s a human trafficking victim
Martelly: She'll be entitled to protection
. Gabbey: But she needs to go to London
. Gabbey: to her family
. Gabbey: we bought the tickets
. Gabbe: i wish I could take it back
. Gabbey: please matt
. Gabbey: please do anything
. Gabbey "Il do anything to take it back
Martelly: Yes they'll evaluate her
E. Gabbey: i’m so sad you’re doing this
E. Gabbey: she has family*”
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98. E. Gabbey also makes reference again to playing a role, as in a movie or Netflix series, and states her belief that she and A. Untila executed their respective parts quite well.
Quote:
E. Gabbey: we played our role really good today
E. Gabbey: nobody thinks we are going to leave at all
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99. Finally, E. Gabbey goes so far as to gaslight Martelly, repeating a psychologically abusive tactic she had used on previous lovers, into taking the blame for E. Gabbey’s situation and for even putting herself in danger, despite her allegations of human trafficking, for alerting the authorities about her situation:
Quote:
E. Gabbey: errmmm definitely not trusting anything u say,
don’t know why i bothered asking
Martelly: I have no clue what your talking about
E. Gabbey: you’ve actually managed to put me in far more
danger by doing what you did yesterday with my parents
E. Gabbey: and won’t even admit to it
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