Auckland Man on Trial for Enslavement and Theft
An Auckland man, Moeaia Tuai, 63, is on trial for allegedly enslaving two young people and committing multiple other crimes.
Tuai has pleaded not guilty to charges including keeping two young people as slaves, rape, indecent assault, sexual violation by unlawful connection, and assault.
- Coercing a woman into taking out a large bank loan
- Keeping all the loan money for himself
- Creating an email account in the complainant's name to access her payslips and communicate with her employer
- Taking the complainant's bank card to withdraw her money without consent
The trial is being held in the Auckland High Court, with one complainant alleging that Tuai's actions were part of a larger pattern of coercion and exploitation.
Author's summary: Auckland man on trial for enslavement and theft charges.
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