A Georgia state judge is conducting an evidence hearing about claims that district attorney for Fulton County, Fani Willis, is under fire, had a “improper” relationship.
Things on Friday rapidly went awry.
Michael Roman, a co-defendant, has made accusations against Willis, who is heading the case against Trump and eighteen other parties about electoral meddling in the 2020 presidential election. He asserts that Willis engaged special prosecutor Nathan Wade to defend Trump, and the two had a “improper” connection.
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On Friday, Willis’s father made a statement that would have been detrimental to his daughter’s political future as she fights charges of tax evasion, romantic nepotism, and lying under oath.
In the days after she accused Trump and eighteen other defendants of felonies related to racketeering, Willis’ father, retired attorney John Floyd III, said in court that he was “concerned” for her safety.
Floyd said that during the day, following the alleged verbal attacks on Willis’ home by reprobates, he “walked around the house” and “looked out of every window.”
“Somebody sprayed the B-word and the N-word on the house, and I don’t think my daughter even knew about that,” At one time he stated this.
Floyd once claimed to have predicted the start of the Covid-19 outbreak.
”I knew it was coming before anyone in the States,” he told prosecutors. “Before Covid was even here in the U.S. – remember I lived in South Africa and I traveled the world. I knew Covid was coming before. They may have announced it in ’20, but i knew what was happening in ’19.”
Most importantly, Floyd was unable to support Willis’s assertion that she started dating Wade following his hire. Willis’ timing was called into question when a former acquaintance testified on Thursday that they had been dating since 2019.
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