11Alive: ATLANTA — As the special prosecutor helping to lead the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office’s prosecution of former President Donald Trump is under mounting scrutiny, records show Nathan Wade’s conduct was called into question years earlier when he admitted in court that he “destroyed” notes.
Wade has faced an increasingly bright spotlight after Ashleigh Merchant (no relation to the author of this report), a defense attorney representing Michael Roman in the 2020 election case, filed a motion accusing Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and Wade of engaging in “an improper, clandestine personal relationship.”
It is important to note: the filing did not provide concrete evidence in support of its allegations.
However, Wade’s conduct has been questioned before.
Following a series of inmate deaths within the Cobb County Jail, 11Alive filed an open records request in 2020 to better understand the circumstances surrounding the in-custody deaths. Specifically, 11Alive sought the “complete criminal and internal affairs case files” pertaining to three Cobb County inmates. more
This is what you get from an affirmative action quota hire, who was given a “pass” from kindergarten through law school, and the State Bar exam due to the color of his skin.
” “there is no evidence that defendant Wade possesses any documents or other materials subject to the Open Records Act request.” ”
the killary maneuver
You know the puppet masters picked these two to try to railroad President Trump because they were already compromised and easy to manipulate and then dispose of if the SHTF.
Just anotjer scummy affirmaticve action grifrer. They”re everywhere.
Dis is will save our dashboard board wannabe. Nope. Next.