New Witness emerges against Willis and Wade

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(03-06-2024, 03:23 PM)pally Wrote: She lives in the Atlanta metro area, she is a lawyer working in the public sector. It is inconceivable that she hasn't been following this story.  She supposedly had evidence that corroborated Breadley's texts.  The existence of the texts was known for weeks, and the general contents were also known for weeks.  There was already public discussion over whether Bradley could claim attorney-client privilege.  So at no time did she say to herself, hey I heard Willis and Bradley talking about his testimony and the details, and call one of the attorneys and say she had evidence.  She didn't have to hear Bradley's testimony.  Granted as far as I can tell she still has no direct evidence of the relationship between Willis and Wade and any potential financial windfall for Willis which is the actual accusation

Her story doesn't ring as credible

Why is it not credible? Why would she put herself at risk of perjury assuming if she testifies, she will be placed under oath?

For the record, Bradley changed his testimony from texting Trump's attorney. He said in the text Wade absolutely was in a relationship with Willis prior to November 2021. He also texted the attorney Wade took trips with Willis. 

Bradley then changed his tune on the stand from absolutely to I was speculating. He became elusive and would not answer questions. 

So no Pally, Bradley did not give expected testimony. He attempted to avoid it by claiming attorney client privilege. Then he changed it.

Bradley testified on Wednesday, final arguments were on Friday so in essence she had 1 day to make a decision on if she should testify, that is assuming she watched or read about his testimony immediately.


I find it strange you feel a woman should have 5+ months to make a decision on abortion yet attempt to discredit a woman for taking 1 day to make decision that could impact her career. Cobb county is a Democratic County, testifying against Bradley hurting Willis could kill her career.