First photos released of Trump’s ‘co-conspirators’ in Georgia – and ex-president’s photo due tomorrow
- Former Georgia State Senator David Shafer shared his “new profile picture” on Wednesday.
- It comes after two other co-defendants traveled to Fulton County: attorney John Eastman and Atlanta bail officer and poll watcher Scott Hall.
- Trump plans to ‘proudly’ visit Georgia on Thursday
The first photos of Fulton County in the case of Donald Trump’s attempts to void the 2020 election were shared this week.
Former Georgia State Senator David Shafer, the third known, proudly announced Wednesday morning that his picture was his “new profile picture.”
He is the third person to surrender on the 41 counts against Trump and his 18 co-defendants, which is the fourth and final indictment against the ex-president.
Shafer had his photo taken after Trump attorney John Eastman and Atlanta bail and poll watcher Scott Hall became the first two co-defendants to attend Fulton County Jail.
Former Georgia State Senator David Shafer proudly announced his flashy photo as his new profile picture after visiting Fulton County as one of 18 co-defendants in the attempted murder case. Trump to cancel the 2020 election in Georgia.
Schafer was the third known co-defendant to turn himself in after Republican poll watcher Scott Hall (left) became the first this week, followed by attorney John Eastman (right). Above are their photos from the Fulton County Jail.
‘Good morning! #NewProfilePicture,” Schafer, now known as X, wrote on Twitter, along with the image of his heavily overexposed photo.
Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani is now set to give himself up in Georgia.
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has given Trump and his co-defendants until noon Friday, August 25 to voluntarily surrender for arraignment and arraignment.
The sheriff also suggested the four-times indicted ex-president could finally have his first picture taken while in custody after avoiding that embarrassment in his last three arraignments.
Trump plans to visit on Thursday – the day after he missed the first Republican presidential debate in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Some have speculated that he may try to distract from the debate by visiting on Wednesday.
The ex-president’s 18 “co-conspirators” in the Georgia voter fraud case come forward one by one before Friday’s deadline.
Donald Trump plans to turn himself in to Fulton County authorities on Thursday, which could give him his first photo after four charges.
Critics used AI-generated or photoshopped images of a photo of Trump on their protest posters, but now they may have a real one to replace after Thursday’s sellout.
Instead of participating in the first GOP debate, Trump sits down with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.
Meanwhile, eight other candidates take to the stage at the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee — with the possible exception of North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, who was rushed to the emergency room after a basketball injury on Tuesday.
Besides Burgum, the other qualified candidates are Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, South Carolina Senator Tim Scott, former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley, former Vice President Mike Pence, biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and former Arkansas Governor. Asa Hutchison.
