There are already documented links between Fani Willis' office and the highest levels of the Democrat National Committee and the White House - first reported by RedState on January 10 - with DNC member Pallavi Purkayastha serving as a spokesperson and top Biden/Harris media consultant Jeff Disantis serving as Willis' top strategist and fixer. Over the last few weeks disturbing coordination between former Georgia Gov. Roy Barnes, Disantis, and Willis related to the hiring of Nathan Wade as a special prosecutor have emerged, and now it's been learned that Willis' campaign shares an office with Wade's attorney Andrew Evans and one of Georgia's top Democrats.

EXCLUSIVE: Fani Willis' Spokeswoman Is a DNC Member, Wife of 2022 Dem Lt. Gov Nominee - and There's More

Another entity doing business at the address: Fulton County DA Fani Willis' campaign.

Willis uses an incorrect ZIP code on her campaign forms and omitted "Northeast." The correct ZIP code is 30308. Visible in the Google Maps screenshot at that address are shingles for Evans Law, LLC and Cook & Connelly.

Evans Law is Andrew Evans' law office; corporate records also show the Piedmont Avenue location as his business address.

In an August 2020 article discussing the reforms Willis promised to bring to the DA's office, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution mentioned Willis' speech "on the porch of a Midtown law office, which doubled as campaign headquarters."

The Howard University graduate fought back tears as she began her victory speech on the porch of a Midtown law office, which doubled as campaign headquarters. She was surrounded by her two college-age daughters who, Willis said, initially didn’t want her to enter the DA’s race.

Video of the speech shows that the Midtown law office referenced is Piedmont Avenue. 

Charlie Bailey, the Georgia Democrats' 2022 Lieutenant Governor nominee, is an attorney with the firm of Cook & Connelly, which is also housed at the address. Bailey's wife, Pallavi, is one of 7 DNC members from Georgia and also works as a spokesperson for Willis. 

Bailey is also known because he is the candidate Willis held a fundraiser for in 2022 while at the same time investigating his Republican opponent; a Georgia judge admonished Willis for this and booted her entire office from the investigation.

“An investigation of this significance, garnering the public attention it necessarily does and touching so many political nerves in our society, cannot be burdened by legitimate doubts about the District Attorney’s motives,” McBurney wrote. “The District Attorney does not have to be apolitical, but her investigations do.”

During a hearing...McBurney called the optics of Willis’ fundraiser “horrific” and worried they could undermine public confidence in the investigation.

He wrote Monday that while Willis was within her rights as an elected official to sponsor a fundraiser, her decision “has consequences.”

“This scenario creates a plain — and actual and untenable — conflict,” McBurney wrote. “Any decision the District Attorney makes about Senator Jones in connection with the grand jury investigation is necessarily infected by it."

When indictments were announced against Donald Trump and 18 co-defendants, Bailey sat for an interview with MSNBC to brag about Willis' RICO prowess.

“I wouldn’t want to be one of the defendants in this case, I’ll tell you that,” Bailey said during a Wednesday interview on MSNBC. 

“It’s a strong case. Now, every case is only as strong as the evidence at trial, and an indictment, of course, they’re allegations. But once we get to trial,” Bailey said, “I’ll tell you this about Fani Willis: She doesn’t put a charge down unless she’s got the evidence to back it up, so I think it tells a strong story about the attempt to overthrow our election here in Georgia.”

Of course, no acknowledgement of his extreme bias in the case. It's almost like he's trying to scare defendants into pleading guilty.

Ryan Locke of Locke Law is another attorney based at the address. Locke was quoted in a Vice article in February 2021 regarding the possibility of Willis prosecuting Trump and his crew on RICO charges:

“RICO became kind of a joke among lawyers, because everyone thinks it’s RICO, and it’s never actually RICO,” said Ryan Locke, a former public defender in Georgia. But this time, he said, “I think it’s legit.”

So, who chose Evans to represent Nathan Wade, really? What kind of meetings are held at that office to coordinate harassment of political enemies? This is important information that needs to be brought forward.