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Due to allegations of corruption and a love triangle with district attorney Fani Willis, the Trump case is in disarray.

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The high-profile 2020 election-fraud case in Fulton County against former President Donald Trump is in danger of collapsing, in an unexpected turn of events. Leading the case, special prosecutor Nathan Wade and his divorced wife are involved in a complicated romantic triangle with district attorney Fani Willis, who is her purported boyfriend.

Many are perplexed by Willis’ choice to select Wade, a personal injury attorney without a well-known criminal trial background. When bank records showed that Wade had bought tickets for romantic vacations while serving as the main special prosecutor, the issue became more heated. In light of Wade’s appointment, the audit committee of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners is currently looking into Willis for possible “misuse” of public monies.

One of the defendants, Michael Roman, submitted a shocking motion in which he claims that Willis and Wade had a “improper” and “clandestine” affair. The motion also alleges that Willis used government funds to overpay Wade by at least $675,000, which raises grave questions about the case’s objectivity.

In a recent filing, the lawyers for Wade’s estranged wife presented bank records as proof of the relationship, suggesting a romantic link between Wade and Willis. In a passionate sermon at a nearby church, Willis angrily refuted the claims, characterising them as the product of racial prejudice.

Wade and his estranged wife Joycelyn are going through divorce proceedings, which has added complication to the legal drama. A rush of requests to unseal the divorce proceedings has been made by media outlets. The records are now sealed.

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Judge Scott McAfee of Fulton County Superior Court has set a hearing on February 15th to discuss the accusations made against Willis. She has been given until February 2nd to answer. In addition, Willis is trying to back out of taking a deposition in Wade’s divorce lawsuit by alleging intimidation and an effort to harm her name in the industry.

Jim Jordan, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, has expressed concerns regarding Wade’s possible misappropriation of federal monies. Wade invoiced the county for travel expenses he took with Willis throughout their purported relationship.

Legal ethics expert Stephen Gillers brushed off the accusations despite the growing uproar, saying they wouldn’t bar Willis from taking the lead on the case. Political insiders in Atlanta, however, are sceptical, fearing that the controversy that is developing could taint the case against Trump.

As the court struggle heats up, the situation stays unstable as more people begin to doubt Willis’ judgement and the effect it will have on the integrity of the high-stakes case.

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