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BREAKING: Trump Attorneys Reveal Damning Cell Phone Evidence Against Fani Willis

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A groundbreaking filing by attorneys for former President Donald Trump appears to contradict assertions by Nathan Wade that he was at the home of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis no more than 10 times before being hired to her case against the former president.

Cellphone data obtained by Trump’s attorneys and submitted to Judge Scott McAfee on Friday appears to show Wade making at least 35 stops at Willis’ Hapeville neighborhood home before his hiring in November 2021. Relying on cellular tower data to triangulate Wade’s location, attorneys for Trump asserted that he arrived at Willis’ home twice late at night and left early the following mornings, both instances happening before Willis and Wade said their relationship began in early 2022.

The discovery of Wade’s cellular data adds another level of scrutiny to the testimony both he and Willis gave under oath. If Willis is found guilty of perjury, she may not only be at risk of being disqualified from the case, but may be open to criminal prosecution as well. Lying under oath in Georgia carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison.

The Trump attorneys’ filing also contains an affidavit from data investigator Charles Mittelstadt who said he obtained the records from AT&T through a subpoena. He testified that Wade and Willis exchanged more than 2,000 text messages during the first 11 months of 2021 and had exchanged over 12,000 text messages to date. Part of his examination included ensuring that Wade’s location in Willis’ neighborhood remained constant for at least several hours in order to rule out time in transit.

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On one occasion, on Sept. 11, 2021, Wade’s phone left the Doraville area and arrived in the vicinity of Willis’ Hapeville address at 10:45 p.m. The phone remained there until 3:28 a.m. and could later be seen arriving in East Cobb at 4:05 a.m., shortly before Wade sent a text to Willis, the affidavit said.

Similarly, Wade’s phone left the East Cobb area the night of Nov. 29, 2021, and arrived in Hapeville at 12:43 a.m. and remained there until 4:55 a.m., the affidavit said. Wade had left East Cobb after received a 11:32 p.m. call from Willis, the affidavit said.

Mittelstadt “is available to testify at the court’s convenience,” Trump attorneys Steve Sadow and Jennifer Little told the court.

During a February 15th hearing, Willis was questioned under oath about the number of times Wade visited her condo in 2021. She pointed to one occasion where she said she believed he was delivering a few groceries, but beyond that, she testified, “I don’t think often, but I don’t – I don’t want to speculate.”

Pressed further by a lawyer for Trump, Willis added, “Let’s say more than 10, but I’m not sure that that’s even accurate. He certainly has come and picked me up, gone and grabbed some food to eat. I don’t remember him being in that condo a lot.”

Willis added that no one except her daughters had stayed at her condo with her. Wade also testified he never spent the night at Willis’s condo.

Robin Yeartie, a former friend of Willis, testified at the hearing about her knowledge that the relationship between the two prosecutors stretched as far back as 2019.

“When I ask you personal [relationship], do you take that to mean romantic?” a defense attorney asked.

“Yes,” Yeartie replied.

“And do you understand it that their relationship began in 2019 and continued until the last time you spoke with her?” the attorney continued.

“Yes,” she replied again.

Commentators online were quick to predict that Willis’ time leading the case against Trump is close to the end.

“They’re looking at perjury charges and worse. Discipline from the Bar. And there is zero chance they can stay on this case. It’s DONE,” Megyn Kelly wrote on X.

Read the full affidavit here:



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