Let’s be clear – this is just the start of the documentation of the affair between Wade and Willis. Not only will more of Wade’s credit card statements be released, but there is a real possibility (we estimate at 70-30) that Fani Willis will be deposed as a witness in the divorce proceeding. She’ll be under oath, and her answers could very well force the recusal of herself and Wade from the Trump case.

As we previously reported, there is a glaring ethical violation in Wade’s appointment, as it has served to pay for domestic and international trips for Willis, his supervisor. Compounding the violation is that Wade has been overpaid – his office allegedly receiving nearly $1 million since he was appointed to the case – and that he is, by all accounts, unqualified to prosecute this case.

The Georgia Supreme Court agrees, observing a conflict of interest can “arise where the prosecutor has acquired a personal interest or stake in the defendant’s conviction.”

[Techno Fog has the actual receipts produced thus far, if you want to see them for yourself. What amazes me is that Willis and the media tried to slough this accusation off as “unsubstantiated” in the first place. The hearing hadn’t even taken place and people just assumed that Roman’s attorneys didn’t have any evidence. They wouldn’t have filed the motion without already having testimony and/or documentation to back up their assertions. — Ed]