In a recent development, key rulings in a divorce case have added a new layer of complexity to the ongoing investigation involving Fulton County District Attorney Bonnie Willis and the top prosecutor overseeing Donald Trump's case in Georgia. While Willis has been granted some reprieve, the allegations of an affair between her and the special prosecutor assigned to Trump's criminal probe cannot be brushed aside entirely.
During court proceedings, the judge presiding over the divorce case of Nathan Wade, the aforementioned special prosecutor, expressed his desire to depose Wade before deciding whether Willis should also be deposed. The judge reasoned that Wade would have firsthand knowledge regarding his income and potential extramarital affair, making him the primary source of information on these critical matters.
