In a stunning turn of events, a judge has granted permission for two Georgia election workers, Ruby Freeman and her daughter, Shay Moss, to begin collecting their $148 million defamation judgment from none other than Rudy Giuliani, former personal attorney to Donald Trump. The ruling came with a twist, as there was initially a 30-day waiting period before collection could commence. However, the women's legal team wasted no time in filing a motion to waive this delay, citing concerns that Giuliani might seize the opportunity to conceal his assets.
Court documents reveal that Freeman and Moss' attorneys have already identified several properties owned by Giuliani, spanning both Florida and New York. These findings include his opulent co-op apartment, valued at a staggering $6 million. With such substantial assets coming to light, it seems the duo is determined to recoup their rightful compensation as soon as possible.
