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Georgia prosecutors have notified lawyers representing Rudy Giuliani that the personal attorney to former President Donald Trump is
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now a target of the widening election interference investigation led by the Fulton County district attorney.
Giuliani attorney Robert Costello told USA TODAY that prosecutors made the notification Monday to local defense attorneys in Atlanta.
The former New York mayor, who is scheduled to testify before a special grand jury in Atlanta later this week, had made wide-ranging claims
that voting systems altered Georgia ballots, while ignoring a hand-count audit that confirmed President Joe Biden’s victory in the state.
Giuliani also asserted that about 65,000 underage voters, more than 2,500 felons and 800 dead people voted in the state. All of those claims have been debunked by the Georgia
secretary of state, which found no underage voters, only 74 potential felony voters and only two votes that may have been improperly cast in the name of dead voters.
According to court documents seeking Giuliani’s grand jury appearance, Fulton County authorities are highlighting the Trump lawyer’s Dec. 3, 2020, appearance before the Georgia
State Senate in which he offered a video recording of election workers at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, purporting to show
“suitcases” of unlawful ballots from unknown sources, outside the view of election poll watchers.
Within 24 hours of the state Senate hearing, the video had been discredited by the secretary of state’s office, concluding “no voter fraud of any kind had taken place.”
