Fulton County RICO indictees mapped with jail records, inmate numbers and mugshots
It’s hard to keep track of all the people indicted by Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis in the RICO case.
To make it easier, we created this relationship map which has been updated tonight with information on the indictees who have surrendered. It uses publicly available information from the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office. Click on a face for more details which appear in the side panel. Or you can search for the people charged using the tabs at the top of the map.
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No one is above the law
Trump gets a mugshot
“Today a former U.S. president and the front-runner for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination turned himself in to be arrested in Georgia. He had to because a grand jury of ordinary Americans indicted him, along with 18 other defendants, for conspiring to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. For the first time in U.S. history, there is a mugshot of a former president.
Several of the lawyers behind the election scheme, including John Eastman, Kenneth Chesebro, Sidney Powell, Jenna Ellis, and Rudy Giuliani have surrendered. So have Mark Meadows, Trump’s final chief of staff, and David Shafer, the former chair of the Georgia Republican Party.” — Letters From An American by Heather Richardson
Continuing to perpetuate the Big Lie
“What remains to be seen is whether all of this will have enough impact on Republican voters to prevent Trump from returning to office in 2024. Even as late as January 6, a showing of moral courage from Republican leaders, telling their party’s members that the elections had been conducted fairly and Trump had lost, could have made inroads. Instead, they joined Trump in doing a grotesque disservice to the country by remaining silent in some cases or picking up his mantle in others, and continuing to perpetuate the Big Lie. The question now is whether the evidence in the case against him in Georgia — much of it which will come out of the mouths of Republican witnesses like the secretary of state whom Trump tried to threaten into throwing the election for him — will prove to be persuasive with people who have been lied to, and who accepted the lie, for so long.” — Joyce Vance in Civil Discourse
Follow the conspiracy and the participants
Clues point to identities of ‘unindicted co-conspirators’ in alleged Coffee County breach. The wide-ranging indictment of former president Donald Trump in Georgia accuses four of his supporters of conspiring to copy and distribute data from elections equipment in rural Coffee County, and it leaves unnamed seven “unindicted co-conspirators” who the grand jury said participated in that effort. — Washington Post
Donald Trump’s fourth indictment is, on almost every level, the most sprawling charging document against the former president to date, laying out 41 felony counts across 19 named defendants — along with 30 other unindicted, unnamed co-conspirators. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis intends to bring all 19 named defendants to trial simultaneously, building her case with RICO statutes usually reserved for organized crime syndicates like the mafia or street gangs. The Daily Beast has cross-referenced the Fulton County indictment with available documents — like the House Jan. 6 committee’s trove of evidence, other Trump indictments, and contemporaneous news reports — to potentially identify up to 21 of the 30 anonymous co-conspirators. — Daily Beast
TakeAway: No one is above the law. Use Relationships Maps to make it easier for the the public to stay current with the facts.
Deepak
DemLabs
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