BOOM: Prosecutors Drops Big Fani BOMBSHELL! Hard Evidence Of FRAUD

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Trump calls out dirty DAs like Fani Willis and coordinated Democrat Plot to eliminate him via lawfare: “These people are bad people. They were set out to do a number on me to damage me, so that Biden could beat me. Because that’s the only way he can beat anybody because he’s damaged. I mean he’s really damaged goods.”

Trump calls out dirty DAs like Fani Willis and coordinated Democrat Plot to eliminate him via lawfare:

“These people are bad people. They were set out to do a number on me to damage me, so that Biden could beat me. Because that’s the only way he can beat anybody because he’s… pic.twitter.com/QFlwrxOAIb

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) March 5, 2024

JUST IN: New witness could blow up entire Fani Willis case as new court filing claims Willis told Nathan Wade’s lawyer to stay quiet about their affair. I don’t think people realize how corrupt this woman is. Cobb County prosecutor Cindi Lee Yeager overheard a call where Willis warned Terrence Bradley to stay quiet about the affair. “They are coming after us. You don’t need to talk to them about anything about us,” Willis allegedly said. The filing says Yeager is willing to swear under oath that Bradley told her in person that Willis’ affair began in 2019, something he claimed he had no knowledge of last week. Bradley also previously said in a text message that the pair was “absolutely” dating before Wade was hired. When presented the message on the stand, Bradley said “oh dang.” Throw them all in prison. – Collin Rugg

PROOF: Fani Willis committed perjury? Her entire political prosecution against Trump and other innocents should be thrown out.

PROOF: Fani Willis committed perjury? Her entire political prosecution against Trump and other innocents should be thrown out. pic.twitter.com/q5z8qyzEpH

— Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) March 5, 2024

The controversy surrounding Fani Willis, the Fulton County District Attorney, has taken another twist. A Georgia prosecutor has stepped forward, offering to testify against her. This prosecutor is challenging a previous witness’s claims about Willis’s relationship with Nathan Wade, a special prosecutor Willis hired for a major case.

The issue began when Michael Roman, a former staffer for Donald Trump and a co-defendant in the case, accused Willis of having an affair with Wade. He also claimed they had financially benefited from the relationship at the taxpayers’ expense. Willis and Wade acknowledged their relationship but denied any wrongdoing. The exact start date of their relationship has become a critical issue, with Roman suggesting it began earlier than Willis and Wade have admitted.

Trump’s legal team pointed to phone records to argue that Willis and Wade were involved before the Georgia election-fraud case started. A key witness, Terrence Bradley, who used to be Wade’s divorce lawyer, testified that the timeline given by Willis and Wade was accurate.

However, a new filing by David Shafer, another co-defendant wanting Willis removed from the case, introduced claims from Cindi Lee Yeager, a deputy district attorney in Cobb County. Yeager alleges Bradley told her that Willis and Wade’s relationship started before they said it did, specifically in 2019. She also mentioned overhearing a call where Willis told Bradley to remain silent about their relationship, especially after an article was published about the money Wade and his law partners had received for the case.

This development has led defense lawyers to request reopening the case to include Yeager’s testimony, especially since another defense attorney is due to speak at a separate Georgia state senate hearing soon. Yeager contradicts Bradley’s court testimony by claiming he told her that Willis and Wade started dating around the time of a legal conference in 2019.

This ongoing saga is part of the background as Judge Scott McAfee decides whether the alleged romantic relationship, which supposedly benefited Willis personally and involved taxpayer money misuse, is grounds for disqualifying Wade and Willis from the case. The judge’s decision is eagerly awaited and expected in the next couple of weeks.