Cell phone data from Special prosecutor Nathan Wade suggests that he and Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis might have told a whopper on the stand, which could come with some very grave consequences, far worse than being disqualified from the case brought against former President Donald Trump. We’re talking career-ending, land-you-in-prison kind of consequences. And both of them absolutely deserve it. I won’t hold my breath that these severe penalties will actually come to fruition, however, because leftists have a way of escaping the consequences of their actions.
via The Daily Caller:
Phone records contained in a Friday court filing by Trump’s attorney appeared to contradict Wade’s testimony that he visited Willis’ condo less than 10 times, showing “a minimum of 35 occasions” where his phone was in her neighborhood for an extended time, and appears to undermine Willis’ claim that he never spent the night. If they are found to have lied under oath, Willis and Wade could face charges and potential disbarment, legal experts told the DCNF.
The data, which revealed “over 2000 voice calls and just under 12,000 text messages” between the pair in 2021, also further calls into question the timeline of their relationship, which they have insisted began in 2022, after Wade’s contract started.
Atlanta-based defense attorney Andrew Fleischman told the DCNF that the “cell phone location data is powerful circumstantial evidence of a close personal relationship before 2022, as are the sheer number of texts and phone calls exchanged.”
…If the court believes that Willis and Wade lied on the stand, he could refer the matter for possible prosecution…by some other office. He could also consider a referral to the bar. Once again, the insistence on Willis and Wade that they remain in the case is troubling…
— Jonathan Turley (@JonathanTurley) February 23, 2024
A long-time friend of Willis’ revealed last week during her testimony that the relationship actually started back in 2019, which is not what the district attorney stated in her testimony.
According to Fleischman, in the state of Georgia, prosecutors rarely receive any sanctions for misconduct, however, their might be a tremendous amount of political pressure that could potentially be applied if it is discovered the couple lied.
The phone records may force Judge Scott McAfee to call into question the entire testimony of both Wade and Willis, specifically when it comes to their claim that she reimbursed him in cash for vacation expenses, Atlanta-based defense attorney and legal analyst Philip Holloway said.
“There’s really no way to prove or disprove that,” he said during his conversation with the DCNF. “So if their testimony about the starting date of the affair is a lie, then the judge is well within his rights to disbelieve all of their testimony. And if that’s the case, then the evidence is that Fani Willis was personally enriched by virtue of hiring her boyfriend and paying him with taxpayer dollars.”
Holloway revealed that if the testimony delivered by Wade and Willis was indeed false, the judge will be forced to take action. This could come in several different forms, including contempt of court, making a referral for the state bar to start disciplinary proceedings or even bringing charges against them via another prosecutor’s office.
Perjury in the state of Georgia comes with a fine of up to $1,000 or a potential sentence of up to a decade in prison.
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