"JUST NOW: Fani Willis Presents 19 NEW Witnesses — Trump Co-Defendants Begin Flipping"

Описание: 🚨 BREAKING: DA Fani Willis Files 19 NEW Witnesses - Georgia Case RESURRECTED 🚨
At 2:47 this afternoon, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis walked into Courtroom 8-A and filed a motion that no legal analyst predicted. She presented 19 new witnesses to the court—not supplementary witnesses, but 19 individuals who have agreed to testify against their former co-defendants in the Georgia election interference case. Within 14 minutes, Judge Scott McAfee's clerk confirmed the witness list was entered into the official record. By 3:17 PM, two co-defendants had contacted the DA's office to discuss cooperation agreements.
The case that was declared dead four months ago is now the most active criminal prosecution in the United States. At 9:14 AM this morning, six hours before Willis walked into that courtroom, Chief Judge Ural Glanville signed an administrative order reassigning the case based on the Georgia Supreme Court's January 27th jurisdictional ruling. The ruling distinguished between individual prosecutor disqualification and office jurisdiction—Willis isn't attorney of record, her chief deputy Jeff DiSantis is, allowing her to supervise as the elected official.
This video explains the 19-witness list including at least three former co-defendants, four individuals who participated in the fake elector meeting December 14th 2020, two former members of Trump's legal team, and one current or former federal official present during White House-Georgia GOP communications. At 3:17 PM, two co-defendants contacted the DA frantically seeking cooperation before the witnesses testify. Legal experts say "once two break, others follow—this is how RICO cases end."
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Timestamps for easy navigation:
Background & Case Declared Dead
9:14 AM: Reassignment Order Signed
2:47 PM: 19-Witness List Filed
At Least Three Former Co-Defendants
Fake Elector Meeting Participants
3:17 PM: Two Defendants Seek Cooperation
Emergency Defense Motions Filed
Three Scenarios: Trial, Delay, or Dismissal
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