Politics Desk 27 Feb , 2024 08:13 PM GMT
Bradley confirmed the romantic relationship but lacked specific timeline details.
He denied personal knowledge of certain text message details.
Bradley couldn't recall specific dates or events regarding the relationship's start.
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis sits in the stand as Fulton County Superior Judge Scott McAfee steps away for a break during a hearing on the Georgia election interference case, Thursday,
The Fulton County case involving a romantic relationship between two individuals, Fani Willis and Nathan Wade, is currently being heard. Terrence Bradley, a witness in the case, was questioned about the timeline of the relationship. Bradley confirmed that Willis and Wade were in a romantic relationship but stated that he did not have specific knowledge of when it began.
During the questioning, Bradley was asked about text messages related to the relationship. He denied having personal knowledge of certain details mentioned in the messages and emphasized that he could not recall specific dates or events regarding the start of the relationship.
When questioned about a contract received from Willis in January 2021, Bradley confirmed that Wade had brought him the contract. However, he could not definitively link the contract date to the beginning of the romantic relationship between Willis and Wade.
Bradley's responses during the questioning indicated a lack of clarity regarding the timeline of events and the exact nature of his knowledge about the relationship. Despite attempts to pinpoint specific dates or events, Bradley maintained that he did not have concrete information to provide.
The questioning highlighted the challenges in establishing a clear timeline for the relationship between Willis and Wade. The case continues to unfold as more details are revealed through witness testimonies and evidence presented in court.
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