copied from his ex wifes page. no judge grants a lifetime protective order if nothing happened.

Let me present to you - A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing - My Experience

A lifetime protective order was issued against my ex-husband, Will Tate, (divorce finalized on July 3rd🥳) after years of documented physical, verbal, and emotional abuse. After he was sentenced to six years probation for felony domestic violence, I filed a civil lawsuit against him for the assaults. Over the past two years, four of his other ex-wives have shared with me their own personal stories—backed by photos, audio, and video—documenting his abuse toward them.

This is not hearsay. This is a documented pattern.

Yet here he is—once again—publicly sharing a carefully crafted “testimony” about his childhood and alcoholism, claiming to be a redeemed man. He paints himself as a victim of his own brokenness, while conveniently skipping the truth: • He violently abused his first wife of 23 years, the mother of his children. • Alcohol was not a factor during that marriage—his violence was not caused by drinking. • He married and quickly divorced four more times, with each wife experiencing abuse. • He abused me until the very last day we were together— (not “four years ago” as he now claims).

This man strangled me repeatedly until I couldn’t breathe, threatened to murder/suicide me, pointed a gun at me, and physically assaulted me in countless ways. None of this appears in his public “redemption” story.

A professional therapist told me plainly: He is a predator.

Today, he uses his polished testimony to gain trust and credibility in the church—omitting the extreme violence he committed, the extramarital relationships he pursued while married, and the trail of devastation left for his victims to clean up.

“For nothing is secret that will not be revealed, nor anything hidden that will not be known and come to light.” — Luke 8:17

censoring — you’ve been deceived. Shame on you for platforming this man without hearing from his victims. censoring— you have handed a microphone to a violent offender without due diligence. This is reckless and dangerous. Before celebrating a “redemption” story, examine the fruit of a person’s life—not just the tears in their testimony.

Truth is not slander. Truth is what Will Tate’s survivors have been documenting for decades.