Marjorie Taylor Greene has filed criminal charges against Fani Willis for allegedly having an “improper” relationship with the special counsel she hired to lead the election interference case against Donald Trump in Georgia. A complaint was filed for the act.
In a complaint filed Wednesday, a Georgia lawmaker accuses the Fulton County district attorney of the “secret boyfriend” of Nathan Wade, a prosecutor representing her office in the former president's case. requested an investigation.
Greene, an ardent supporter of President Trump, has sent a criminal referral to Governor Brian Kemp and AG Chris Carr calling for an immediate investigation into Fani Willis and her alleged secret lover, Nathan Wade. I just got there,” he wrote to X.
“Georgians are disgusted that Mr. Fani is using his office to go after Joe Biden's biggest political opponents instead of pursuing real crimes in Georgia.”
In a letter to Gov. Kemp and Georgia Attorney General Christopher Kerr, Greene wrote that Willis had to “husband her secret lover illegally” to work on the “unprecedented, complex and partisan” investigation into Trump and others. He urged an investigation into the suspicion that he was hired by the police.
Greene said Willis may have benefited financially from hiring his alleged lover as a special prosecutor, with them allegedly traveling together to destinations such as Napa Valley and the Caribbean. repeated the claim.
“This is a violation of Fani Willis, who through her words and actions attempts to illegally politicize and weaponize her public office to bring an illegal lawsuit against President Trump for the purpose of interfering with the 2024 presidential election. It is part of a strong partisan pattern,” Greene wrote.
Michael Roman, one of Mr. Trump's 18 co-defendants in Mr. Willis' RICO investigation, originally made the allegations in court papers earlier this week seeking to have the charges dismissed.
Roman was charged with seven charges in connection with his alleged interference in Georgia's 2020 presidential election, including violating Georgia's RICO law, conspiracy to impersonate a public official, conspiracy to commit first-degree forgery, and conspiracy to make false statements or statements. being asked.
A document from Ms. Roman's lawyer, Ashley Merchant, accuses Ms. Willis of having an “inappropriate and secret personal relationship” with Ms. Wade, including one in which they traveled together during the investigation into the case. It also included a vacation.
“Willis and Wade had a personal relationship both before and after Willis appointed Wade as special prosecutor in this case,” the lawsuit alleges.
“Willis and Wade were romantically involved before Willis signed a legal services contract with Wade. It's not entirely clear when the relationship began, but it began around the time Wade was married. .”
Meanwhile, Willis has been subpoenaed to testify in the divorce case between Wade and his wife, Joycelyn.
In a court filing obtained by the newspaper, a process administrator said Willis served the subpoena on her office in Atlanta on Monday morning.
Wade, who has been married for 26 years and has two adult children with Joycelyn, filed for divorce in Cobb County, a suburb of Atlanta, in November 2021, according to court records.
