ATLANTA — It’s been less than a week after Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis testified in a hearing about her personal relationship with a special prosecutor.
Willis testified she paid cash on a trip to California with that prosecutor.
Stan Brody, who works at Acumen Wines in Napa, California, said he was a Marine in the 1960′s and keeps a copy of the U.S. Constitution on his cellphone and keeps a hard copy in his briefcase when he travels.
When he learned last week that a key part of Willis’ and special prosecutor Nathan Wade’s testimony in a hearing over whether they should be disqualified from the election interference case was that she often paid for her end of their trips in cash, he believed he had a civic responsibility to tell what he knew about when he served them at his winery.
He also confirmed Willis paid a bill of more than $400 in cash.
“She decided to pay in cash. Just pulled it out. I don’t recall if it was all $100 bills or hundreds in smaller bills, but it was cash,” Brody said.
Brody said since breaking his silence, he’s gotten a lot of reaction -- some of it pretty wild.