03-07-2024, 11:39 PM
(03-07-2024, 07:59 PM)Luvnit2 Wrote: Yes, he testified they were speculative. The problem is he texted Trump's attorney with 100% certainty Wade was in the affair with Fani in long before he was appointed by Fani to prosecute Trump.
The issue is Bradley changed his testimony (lied) on the Wednesday prior to final arguments on Friday. She did come forward rather quickly, just not prior to closing arguments (she had 1 day). He went from absolutely (in writing) to I may have speculated. No way this attorney would know ahead of time he was going to lie.
Again, interesting the degree you go to discredit this attorney, yet defend Fani and Wade more than likely lying in depositions and then on the stand.
It is not illegal to lie to an attorney in conversational texts. It is however illegal to lie under oath.
It is up to the defense to prove their case and I know you don't like this, but proof requires EVIDENCE not texts which aren't backed up with anything concrete.
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