Court Confirms Judge's Wife Did Not Make Social Media Posts Targeted by Trump

Social media posts that former President Donald Trump claimed were made by the wife of the judge in his New York fraud trial were not made by her, according to a court spokesperson. Trump shared images of the alleged posts on his social media platform, Truth Social, but they were originally shared by a conspiracy theorist and far-right personality. The posts showed images of Trump in an orange prison jumpsuit, mopping floors, reading books, and with a shaved head. Trump's social media posts related to the trial have been under scrutiny, and he has been fined for violating a gag order. Trump and his company have already been found liable for fraud in the case.
- Social media posts Trump claimed were made by judge's wife were not made by her, court says CBS News
- New York appeals court reinstates gag order against Donald Trump in civil fraud trial CNN
- Trump targets wife of New York judge overseeing civil fraud trial The Hill
- Trump Gag Order Reinstated in NY Fraud Trial by Appeals Court Judge The New York Times
- Mary Trump's Stark Warning to Donald After Reinstated Gag Order Newsweek
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