Trump Prosecutor's Neighborhood Visits and Cell Phone Data: A Closer Look

Cellphone records suggest that prosecutor Nathan Wade visited district attorney Fani Willis’s neighborhood at least 35 times before she hired him, raising questions about the timeline of their relationship and potential conflicts of interest. Defense lawyers claim that if it's proven their relationship began before Wade was hired, it could violate anti-nepotism rules and constitute perjury, jeopardizing the entire criminal case accusing Trump and others of election interference in Georgia's 2020 elections. The court submission also indicates that Wade's testimony about the number of visits to Willis' home may be contradicted by the cellphone data, adding further complexity to the case.