Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cellphone records show Wade visited Fani at her home at least 35 times before being appointed as the Special Prosecutor in November of 2021.
The cellphone records show both Fani and Wade testified falsely under oath and would face perjury and fraud on the court charges.
Attorneys can’t introduce evidence. Only witnesses can do that. How are they going to get that into the hearing?
Seems like the private investigator would be the witness to introduce the evidence. He/she collected it.
I still don’t see how this is admissible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cellphone records show Wade visited Fani at her home at least 35 times before being appointed as the Special Prosecutor in November of 2021.
The cellphone records show both Fani and Wade testified falsely under oath and would face perjury and fraud on the court charges.
Attorneys can’t introduce evidence. Only witnesses can do that. How are they going to get that into the hearing?
Seems like the private investigator would be the witness to introduce the evidence. He/she collected it.
I still don’t see how this is admissible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cellphone records show Wade visited Fani at her home at least 35 times before being appointed as the Special Prosecutor in November of 2021.
The cellphone records show both Fani and Wade testified falsely under oath and would face perjury and fraud on the court charges.
Attorneys can’t introduce evidence. Only witnesses can do that. How are they going to get that into the hearing?
Seems like the private investigator would be the witness to introduce the evidence. He/she collected it.
Anonymous wrote:Shows up after midnight. Leaves before sun up. Sounds like a serious relationship to me 😆 🤣 😂
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cellphone records show Wade visited Fani at her home at least 35 times before being appointed as the Special Prosecutor in November of 2021.
The cellphone records show both Fani and Wade testified falsely under oath and would face perjury and fraud on the court charges.
Attorneys can’t introduce evidence. Only witnesses can do that. How are they going to get that into the hearing?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:According to the cellphone records' time/date stamp, Wade would typically arrive at Fani's place late at night and leave early in the morning in 2021 prior to when Nathan/Fani testified under oath in Court and on affidavit/pleadings that they began their romantic relationship.
Perfect example of why a DA needs to use cash when they travel. They are being cyber-stalked by the targets of their investigations. It is a whisper away from threating bodily harm and simply terrifying.
Anonymous wrote:According to the cellphone records' time/date stamp, Wade would typically arrive at Fani's place late at night and leave early in the morning in 2021 prior to when Nathan/Fani testified under oath in Court and on affidavit/pleadings that they began their romantic relationship.
Anonymous wrote:This corrupt judge tried to hide his former relationship with Fani and the money he and his wife gave to Fani violates the duty of every Georgia Judge to avoid even the "appearance of impropriety" (forget the impropriety) under the Georgia Canons of Judicial Ethics".
Anonymous wrote:Cellphone records show Wade visited Fani at her home at least 35 times before being appointed as the Special Prosecutor in November of 2021.
The cellphone records show both Fani and Wade testified falsely under oath and would face perjury and fraud on the court charges.
Anonymous wrote:This corrupt judge tried to hide his former relationship with Fani and the money he and his wife gave to Fani violates the duty of every Georgia Judge to avoid even the "appearance of impropriety" (forget the impropriety) under the Georgia Canons of Judicial Ethics".
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They have provided evidence. The relationship has been conceded. That they went on trips is evidence. Someone testified that the relationship started earlier than when he started contract work for the DA's office. That is evidence. This detail I think is irrelevant since the contract was renewed after the point where Willis says the relationship started.
In a criminal trial the prosecution might have to provide evidence her story is false, but that is not needed here.
There may be evidence of an ethics violation. But there is no evidence of a conflict of interest.
If she hired Wade while she was having an affair with him, there would be a conflict of interest.
At least one witness testified that she was seeing him before she hired him.
Text messages from Wade's former attorney also reportedly indicate that they were seeing each other prior to her hiring him.
I don't think you know what conflict of interest means.
+1, it would only be a conflict if it was the judge or someone representing the defense. This is nothing but a stupid sideshow that is irrelevant to the facts of this case.