Trump Co-Defendant Accuses Georgia Prosecutors of Lying About Relationship Timing
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A lawyer for one of former President Donald J. Trump’s co-defendants in the Georgia election case suggested that the two prosecutors leading the case had lied about when their romantic relationship started. The defense lawyer claimed to have a witness who could testify that the relationship began before Fani Willis, the Fulton County district attorney, hired Nathan Wade, contradicting Wade's recent affidavit. The defense is seeking to disqualify the prosecutors from the case, alleging a conflict of interest due to the romantic relationship and vacations paid for by Wade.
- Trump Co-Defendant Suggests Georgia Prosecutors Lied About Relationship Timing The New York Times
- Defendant: DA Fani Willis, special prosecutor 'not forthright' on relationship The Atlanta Journal Constitution
- New filing digs deeper into Fulton DA affair allegations, laying out trips, expenses and names WSB Atlanta
- Trump co-defendant accuses Georgia prosecutors of lying about when relationship began CNN
- Trump co-defendant alleges prosecutors in Georgia case lied about when their relationship started NBC News
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