As the late, great Wilford Brimley declared in Absence of Malice: “Wonderful thing, subpoenas.” In a divorce action that had dragged out for over two years, Jocelyn Wade had sent a subpoena to Fani Willis to explain why Wade’s estranged husband Nathan had been paying Willis’ travel bills — on money Willis paid Wade through the Fulton County DA’s office. That demand blew up Willis’ credibility in her prosecution of Donald Trump et al and exposed an alleged misdirection of taxpayer funds to Willis’ benefit.
All parties involved were due to appear in court this morning to to testify as to the Wade-Willis relationship and the subpoena demand in the divorce. However, at almost literally the eleventh hour, Nathan Wade suddenly settled the divorce action that had begun in November 2021:
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