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In an explosive revelation, a court filing submitted by former President Donald Trump’s defense team alleges that Trump prosecutor Nathan Wade may have made numerous visits to Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ neighborhood, well before the alleged start of their affair. According to the filing, Wade made at least 35 visits to a residential community in Hapeville, Georgia, where Willis was living at a friend’s condominium, and even made two trips in the middle of the night. The filing is based on data collected from Wade’s cellphone, which was used to track his movements and communications with Willis. The records purportedly contradict the testimony given by Willis and Wade, casting doubt on the integrity of the case against Trump.
This Bombshell Discovery Could Be the Doom of Fani Willis
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The court filing includes a detailed analysis of Wade’s cellphone data, presenting a report of over 2,000 voice calls and nearly 10,000 text messages exchanged between Wade and Willis over an 11-month period in 2021. Additionally, a heat map of their interactions shows a significant number of calls made in the evening hours, suggesting a pattern of late-night communication. The filing also highlights Wade’s geolocation activity near the Hapeville condo, indicating frequent and extended visits to the area.
Willis has responded to the filing, disputing the findings and seeking to exclude the evidence from the court. However, the defense has pushed back against Willis’ objections, asserting that the records were obtained legally through a subpoena issued to AT&T. Legal analysts have also noted that a court-ordered search warrant may not be necessary in this case, as the defense counsel is not considered a state actor.
The alleged discrepancies in the testimony of Willis and Wade, particularly regarding the timing and extent of their relationship, could have serious consequences. If it can be proven that they lied under oath, it may constitute perjury and lead to criminal charges. This sensational development raises concerns about the integrity of the case against Trump and could have far-reaching implications for Willis and Wade’s legal careers.
The defense’s efforts to disqualify Willis from prosecuting the case are unfolding in the midst of these revelations, with the defense’s “star witness” set to testify and closing arguments scheduled for the near future. The outcome of these proceedings could have a significant impact on the case against Trump and the individuals involved in it. Stay tuned for more updates as this dramatic legal saga continues to unfold.
