Allegations of 'Improper' Relationship and Financial Misuse Surround Trump Election Fraud Prosecutors

Judge to Unseal Divorce Case Potentially Revealing Details of Relationship; Hearing on Accusations Set for February

Georgia district attorney Fani Willis and special prosecutor Nathan Wade, who are prosecuting Donald Trump and co-defendants on counts of election fraud in Georgia, are accused of having an 'improper' personal relationship by Michael Roman, one of the co-defendants.
Judge Henry Thompson has ruled that Wade's divorce case will be unsealed, potentially revealing further details about Willis and Wade's relationship.
Willis and Wade are also accused of benefiting financially from their relationship, with allegations that they went on lavish vacations using funds his firm received for working the case.
Willis has filed an emergency motion asking the judge to cancel the subpoena which meant she has to give testimony in Wade’s divorce case.
Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee has scheduled a hearing on the accusations for February 15.