Fulton Countys sweeping indictment against former President Donald Trump and additional codefendants also includes details involving unindicted coconspirators people who Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis alleges took part in the criminal conspiracy to overturn the election . Some of the coconpirators are key Trump advisers like Boris Epshteyn while several others are likely Georgia officials who were the states fake electors for Donald Trump . Prosecutors use the coconspiracyator label for people who are not charged in the indictment but nonetheless were participants in the crime said Elie Honig a senior legal analyst and former federal and state prosecutor . We do this to protect the identity and reputation of uncharged people though they often are readily identifiable and at times to try to turn up the pressure and try to flip them before a potential indictment drops, says Honig . The indictment also includes two emails between coconspirators John Eastman and Kenneth Chesebro two lawyers who pushed the strategy of thenVice President Mike Pence trying to overturn election on January including one with a draft memo for options of how to proceed on January . According to emails released by the January committee Epshiteyn was the third person on those emails . The indictments also provides clues especially the reams of emails and testimony from the House January Committees report released late last year . Documents reviewed from previous reporting also provide clues to identify some of the Coconspirator . In one of the indictments that show Coconpirator John Eastmen and . the indictment also provide a coconstrators . to the indictment. to . the indictment. to the indictnable coconsspirators in the Indictment. The indictnations. to identify a Coconspirator in the indictions
The identities behind the 30 unindicted co-conspirators in Trump’s Georgia
