Tracy Klinkroth's Fraud and Theft Accusations — For the Record

The Messages

On August 3rd, Tracy Klinkroth — an event producer, self-described market expert, and women's empowerment professional with a public platform built on that reputation — sent a series of messages to people connected to me, making direct accusations as statements of fact. This was not the first time. She performed these same acts publicly on TikTok starting in September of 2025 and has not stopped, publicly or privately, as of August 3rd, 2026 — as the set of messages to two of my followers on TikTok will show.

I am defending myself because she has repeated accusations — including ones made previously by other institutions and people that have since been proven false — and has introduced new ones that must be addressed. My personal feelings and opinions on this matter can be found in the Off the Record section.

Please see the following images, which we will use as reference going forward. These, and 293 other messages, screenshots, and emails sent from or linked to Tracy Klinkroth — all sharing a similar theme of stating as fact that I am a fraud, have stolen money, and am wanted by authorities — will be submitted to the evidence locker. She did this at great reputational and financial harm to me, which has now been documented.

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[Screenshots: Messages from Tracy Klinkroth to TikTok followers]

I will not go through every accusation in this article, but here is where I will start.

The Arrest Warrant Claim

Accusation: I am wanted with an arrest warrant in America.

I have addressed that I had a civil bench warrant, written by a debt collector representing my ex-business partner, who sued me in 2016. It has long been refuted that saying I have an arrest warrant, or am "wanted," is factually untrue. Even the Wall Street Journal, KOMO 4 News, and the NFL Players Association — who originally made these claims — have not corrected me, because what I am saying is true. You can read the same article she did here.

The French Authorities Claim

Accusation: I am wanted by French authorities.

This has also been fully explained with evidence in another article I published, here.

The Charity Theft Claim

Accusation: I stole from charities.

Though I have not written a formal article on it, I addressed it in this video here. Not only did I never steal from any charity, it was proven with evidence that KOMO 4 in Seattle, who originally aired this accusation, was in fact being untruthful. It was something we spoke about, and she had always believed me — until she decided not to.

The RV Rental Claim

Statement: Tracy lent me her RV.

This is interesting, and my defense here may go more to her own character and honesty than anything else, but I am uncertain why she is trying to dodge the fact that she rented me — not loaned me — her RV. I have a full rental agreement, emails, and texts to prove that not only did she rent me the RV, I paid for everything she asked: deposits, rent, insurance, and every repair and maintenance cost, of which there were many. I will put proof of all of this in the evidence locker under Tracy Klinkroth messages.

This part of the argument does tee up another conversation — in her texts she accuses me of taking advantage of the passenger over $6,500, which I will address in a separate article.

For quick reference, the text below should prove that she did not loan me the RV, but rented it. In her text — which you can see is dated July 24th, technically only four days after the accident — she is reminding me to pay, which I did. That means I was current and following through on our rental agreement.

Statement that Tracy lent me her RV. This is interesting and my defense may just go more to her own character and honesty then anything, but I am uncertain why she is trying to dodge the fact that she rented me, not loaned me her RV. I have a full rental agreement, emails and texts to prove that not only did she rent me the RV, I paid for everything she asked from deposits, rent, insurance and every and all repairs and maintenance, which there were a lot of. I will put proof of all of this in the evidence locker under Tracy Klinkroth messages. Now, this part of the argument does tee up another interesting conversation, where in her texts she accuses me of taking advantage of the passenger over $6,500, which I will address in a seperate artcile.

But, for quick reference the text below should prove that she did not loan me the RV, but rented it. In her text which you can see the date of the next thread, dated July 24th, was technicall only 4 days after the accident, is proof of Tracy reminding me to pay, which I did. Which means I was current and was following through on our rental agreement.

[Screenshot: Text messages with Tracy Klinkroth, dated July 24, 2025]

Is This Defamation?

To wrap up this list of accusations: I believe I have proven that her statements — telling people, as fact, that I am wanted in America, wanted in France, stole from charities, and that she loaned me the RV — are factually untrue. Or, as I will say it, a lie. And if what I am saying is true, was what Tracy did defamation?

In case you are not familiar with defamation, here is the definition and legal standard for suing someone over it. According to  Cornel Law, the definition of Defamation in the United States is a civil wrong (tort) in which a false statement presented as fact is communicated to a third party, causing damage to a person's or business's reputation. It splits into two main types: libel (written or published statements) and slander (spoken statements).

I am not an attorney, though based on my last article, a handful have reached out. I am uncertain where I want to go with this, but I feel more of a need to put out the facts publicly than to do anything privately and quietly that would only result in a "settlement agreement."

I think the fair statement here is that I have actually done nothing wrong to Tracy, and the worst thing I have ever done to her is be in an accident — on accident. I believe that is why I need to address her personally in the Off the Record section.

Frequently Asked Questions

What has Tracy Klinkroth accused Andrew of? Stating as fact that he has an active arrest warrant in America, is wanted by French authorities, stole from charities, and that she loaned him the RV rather than rented it to him.

Is the arrest warrant claim true? No. Andrew states it was a civil bench warrant tied to a 2016 lawsuit from a former business partner — not a criminal arrest warrant. His civil bench warrant has been publicly posted, reveiwed and fact checked as not a criminal arrest warrant.

Did Tracy loan or rent the RV to Andrew? Andrew states he has a signed rental agreement, plus texts and emails, showing he paid deposits, rent, insurance, and repair costs — meaning it was a paid rental, not a loan.

Is Andrew pursuing legal action over these claims? He states he has not yet decided, but is prioritizing making the facts public rather than pursuing a private settlement.

Is Tracy Klinkroth being investigated for Insurance Fraud? Andrew was asked to cooperate with the insurance company in their investigation into Tracy Klinkroth for insruance fraud. He refused and will issue no other statement on the matter. He believes the case was dropped without his cooperation