Willis' landlord was a "disgruntled employee"? She's known Willis since they were in a sorority house in college together and rented her a condo. She testified under oath that Willis and Wade's romantic relationship predated his being hired by Willis.
First, they didn't go to college together. They were "friends from college" but as Ms. Willis testified, Ms. Yeartie went to a completely different college and they met through a mutual friend who was Ms. Willis's sorority sister. Ms. Willis also testified that they kept in touch sporadically over the years until they ran into each other again many years later. Ms. Willis did rent out her condo and Ms. Yeartie did go on to work for the D.A.'s office and Fani Willis until she was forced to resign by Ms. Willis for poor performance at which point they had a falling out. At that point its a he said/she said situation from a person with an axe to grind against not only the testimony of Fani Willis and Nathan Wade who are respected lawyers, but also Fani Willis's father who's also a respected lawyer and testified she was dating someone completely different who was in and out of the house in 2020, the year after Ms. Yeartie claims she started dating Nathan Wade.
Wade's former partner also testified under oath to that. So you have two people under penalty of perjury stating that both Willis and Wade lied to the court. I watched the testimony of all involved. It was pretty obvious who was comfortable on the stand and who was sweating bullets. Sorry, Curried but I don't believe Willis and Wade.
Again, who cares what you
believe? This guy you're talking about above? He actually refused to testify under attorney client privilege. The only evidence the defense had were his text messages to Ashleigh Merchant that violate that privilege and so may or may not be allowed as evidence and that's besides the fact that this guy lied under oath at the end of his testimony about why Wade fired him as his divorce attorney and ended their partnership, which he said was covered under privilege. It wasn't. It had nothing to do with his representation as Wade's lawyer for his divorce but because he was accused of sexual assault by one of their employees.
If you think a woman, who
was a friend of Willis, and was so still so bad at her job that she had to be let go by her friend for poor performance and a man who lied under oath and paid out an employee who accused him of sexual assault make for good witnesses then I have a bridge to sell you that Mexicans will actually pay for, some swanky gold sneakers, a few action cards with my likeness, some steaks, a totally accredited university education, trust me, and a New York real estate mogul who's totally not a grifter or someone who would ever grab a woman by the pussy in a department store without permission and you'll never fucking hear him admit to that either, because what clown would?
They were a couple before this trial began and they lied about that. See ya...they have no business running this prosecution at this point. They may not have law licenses going forward. You can't have prosecutors that are willing to lie.
Sure seems like you proved they lied. You got em' little guy. Just you wait.
