A new bombshell court filing has just been dropped over in Fulton County, Georgia, which reveals through extensive cell phone tracking data that Ms Fanny Willis almost certainly lied to the court during her testimony.

And when I say that this phone tracking data is extensive, I really do mean it.

This data, subpoena from AT&T, shows the alleged whereabouts of Mr. Nathan Wade in the year,

leading up to him getting assigned to be Special Counsel.

And it reveals that despite what they claimed under oath, well Mr. Wade and Miss Fanny Willis certainly

spent a lot of nights together for two people who were allegedly just friends.

Although before I show you the exact data that came from these cell phone pings, let me quickly back up and give you the context for why they were even introduced to the court in the first place. As you're likely very well aware, over in Fulton County, Georgia,

Trump's RICO case has taken, you can say, a bit of a backseat to the allegations

that were lobbied against Ms Fannie Willis, the Fulton County District Attorney.

The allegations came out in a court filing about two or so months ago alleging that

Miss Fannie Willis was having an affair with the special prosecutor she assigned

to the case and benefiting financially from the case against Trump. The basic

gist is that Miss Fannie Willis assigned the man who she was

having an affair with to be the lead prosecutor in the case. Her office then paid him

upwards of six or seven hundred thousand dollars before he then turned around

and took her on lavish vacations around the world to places like Napa Valley, the Caribbean, Texas, Florida, and so on.

That's the general outline of the allegation.

And over the past several weeks,

there were multiple days of in-person testimony

wherein both Miss Fanny Willis

as well as Mr. Nathan Wade,

they tried to explain away this whole affair.

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