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Earlier this week, I reported about allegations that have surfaced in the curious case of Fulton County, Ga., District Attorney Fani Willis and her special prosecutor (with benefits) Nathan Wade. I wrote that «new revelations have shown that Willis allegedly did more than give ‘special prosecutor’ a whole new meaning by hiring her boyfriend. Willis and Wade reportedly carried on a longer affair than they initially admitted to, and they also allegedly shacked up.»
One of the affidavits I referred to in that article asked Wade the question, «In Paragraph 17 of your affidavit, you swore that you met Ms. Willis in October of 2019 at a Municipal Court training. Isn’t it true that you began more than just a friendship at that conference?»
Legal analyst Jonathan Turley reported on Saturday about a new filing that also suggests that Willis and Wade have been less than honest about their relationship. Turley writes that attorney Ashleigh Merchant «claims to have an affidavit that Willis lied about when the relationship began — a critical fact in her defense against ethical allegations.
