💥21st Trial Day: Prosecutors Struggle for Answers!
📌No evidence of private fund misuse 📌Accounting errors & incomplete investigative data 📌Witness unable to explain where the 'fraudulent' €575,000 supposedly went
💬Michael Ballweg: *"This trial is a political tool – there is no legal basis anymore."*
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📅Next Trial Date: Thursday, February 20, 2025 📍Location: Stuttgart Regional Court – Witnesses from Volksbank & Sparkasse
💥21st Trial Day: Prosecutors Struggle for Answers!
📌No evidence of private fund misuse 📌Accounting errors & incomplete investigative data 📌Witness unable to explain where the 'fraudulent' €575,000 supposedly went
💬Michael Ballweg: *"This trial is a political tool – there is no legal basis anymore."*
⚡️Share this video on X and tag elonmusk RobertKennedyJr JDVance
📅Next Trial Date: Thursday, February 20, 2025 📍Location: Stuttgart Regional Court – Witnesses from Volksbank & Sparkasse
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