The hole keeps growing deeper for Fulton County District Attorney Willis.
Willis is in major damage control mode.
And Fani Willis wants to keep this awful secret about a sex scandal hidden.
As Black Eye Politics reports:
Multiple sources familiar with the relationship between Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and special prosecutor Nathan Wade say Wade was given carte blanche authority for the hiring and firing of employees immediately following Willis’s election victory in November 2020.
This new information raises concerns that perhaps neither Wade nor Willis were truthful about when their affair actually began.
“Wade is a prosecutor on the Trump case and he selected the office employees,” a source told Breitbart News on Sunday.
“Willis said everyone in the office was essentially all terminated, and that essentially we had to reapply for our jobs and must submit an application and schedule a time to appear for an interview,” a source said.
“We had to reapply and came back in so they could interview everyone — from lawyers to paralegals to assistants to investigators.”
“And in that room, in my interview, there were a lot of people other than Fani Willis. And that was her transition team. I definitely know that Nathan Wade was in that room because he was taking the lead role,” the source stated. “And I was a little confused because I had never seen him before.”
“I had about maybe ten people in the interview,” said another source who was also re-interviewed by Wade.
“Nathan definitely was up moving around and taking charge in the room. Wade hired the entire office of 250 employees,” the source said. “I was just telling him my employment background, and they just sit there and looked at me and they said well, ‘you’ll get an email on our decision.’ And that’s what Wade said. And he looked at Willis. They looked at each other. And there was just something so weird going on.”
Wade and Willis both testified under oath that their romantic relationship didn’t begin until early 2022 – after Wade was hired as special prosecutor.
However, Robin Bryant-Yeartie, a former employee and personal friend of Willis, testified the relationship began in 2019.
Willis testified that Bryant-Yeartie “betrayed” their friendship, saying she has “not spoken to Robin in over a year.”
“I certainly do not consider her a friend now. I think that she — you know, there’s a saying no good deed goes unpunished and I think that she’d betrayed our friendship,” she said.
Willis faces possible disqualification from her case against Trump in light of these shocking new details.
