A Georgia judge has ripped Trump critic and Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis for falsely denying having records of conversations with one-time federal Trump prosecutor Jack Smith and demanded that she turn them over.
In a strongly worded order shared with Secrets, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert C.I. McBurney gave Washington-based Judicial Watch its latest victory in its bid to dig deep into the effort by Smith and Willis to take down President Donald Trump before the 2024 election.
“Defendant claimed to have no responsive records,” McBurney wrote of the first claim by Willis when Judicial Watch asked for records.
Doubting her, Judicial Watch sued and hit pay dirt, said McBurney in the order.
“Plaintiff sued and has since secured a default judgment against defendant, who, it turns out, does have responsive records. After several non-searches, one court order, and at least one actual search of unknown thoroughness, defendant revised her answer to, in essence, ‘I do have records, but you can’t have them,” wrote the judge.
Now, he has ordered Willis to turn over some 212 pages of related documents.
He also ordered Willis to detail how the records were found, apparently during a fifth search,