
In a ruling that could have significant implications for the high-profile Georgia election fraud case against President Donald Trump, a judge on Monday ordered the unsealing of a divorce case involving Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’s top prosecutor, Nathan Wade.
Wade’s divorce case has gained attention due to allegations of an “improper” relationship between Willis and Wade. These allegations, if proven, would directly undermine the prosecution’s case against Trump.
“Fani Willis and Wade met twice with President Joe Biden’s White House Counsel before indicting Trump in August, raising questions about whether the White House coordinated prosecuting Biden’s 2024 political opponent.” https://t.co/gR5ijT5id7
— Andrew H. Giuliani (@AndrewHGiuliani) January 23, 2024
Mike Roman, a political operative and co-defendant in the Georgia election case, brought these issues to the fore by filing a motion earlier this month to dismiss the case against him and disqualify Willis and Wade from representing the state. Roman’s allegations about Willis’s conduct include explosive details about trips and expenses involving Wade and Willis. Notably, credit card statements revealed purchases of plane tickets and trips that point to a close personal connection between the two, casting doubt on their professional impartiality.
These revelations, which include details of lavish spending on vacations and cruises, are not just salacious gossip but could indicate a misuse of county funds. The implications are serious, as they suggest that taxpayer money might have been used for personal benefit. This misuse of funds, if substantiated, represents a breach of public trust and raises serious ethical concerns.
Wade’s wife, Joycelyn Wade, has also brought forward allegations that significantly complicate the matter. She claims that Wade has concealed his actual earnings and spent extravagantly on travels with Willis while leaving her financially destitute.
Willis’s lawyer, Cinque Axom, has argued that the alleged personal matters between Willis and Wade are irrelevant to the divorce case. However, Joycelyn’s attorney, Andrea Hastings, insists on exploring these matters, asserting their relevance to the financial aspects of the divorce. This legal tug-of-war exemplifies the messy intersection of personal and professional lives and its potential impact on high-stakes legal proceedings.
Details of Fani Willis’ ‘improper’ relationship with prosecutor go public as bombshell divorce docs unsealed https://t.co/Uc3DmxFQ7c via @nypost
— John Galt (@dhrxsol1234) January 23, 2024
The initial review of the newly unsealed divorce documents reveals details that cast a further shadow on the relationship between Willis and Wade. The file contains evidence of credit card charges for trips the pair allegedly took together, including excursions to Florida and California. The documents in the file also discuss evidence of Wade’s attempts to minimize his financial obligations in the divorce by hiding his income and assets.