Petition for Accountability in the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office

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The Issue

I was the victim of a crime. When I sought justice, the very system meant to protect me failed. 

Instead of a fair and impartial process, I encountered misconduct, selective enforcement, and a troubling lack of transparency within the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office.

My case involved Abam Abbate.

What I witnessed firsthand was deeply concerning.

Prosecutors pursued charges based on speech that courts have consistently recognized as protected.
They relied on evidence that was false, misleading, or never properly authenticated.

Although the case was ultimately dismissed, justice was never truly served.

A dismissal does not erase the damage caused by a flawed process. It does not address the misuse of authority, nor does it restore public trust.

When a senior official intervenes in a way that appears to protect wrongdoing while pursuing the wrong party, it raises serious questions about priorities, ethics, and oversight. That should concern every citizen.

This petition calls on Adam Abbate to uphold the ethical standards of his office—to prioritize truth over convenience, accountability over silence, and justice over institutional self-interest.  Instead of executing his duties, it appears he helped cover up that they were prosecuting a victim of fraud to protect a friend.  There isn't a question of whether Adam Abbate concealed fraud; only the question of why, as open records capture live audio recordings of fabricated digital evidence coming into existence. As captured by ORR 26-8123 with the APD.

ORR's further show what appears to be an attempt by EDA Adam Abbate to take advantage of a record sealing order with Tom Foolery. Evidence was collected in such a manner chain of custody and attribution was muddied. Did his actions allow for a tampered set of evidence to be used behind closed doors as a CYA and an unadulterated set during discovery before dismissal? The unadulterated set did not support the claims in ORR 26-8123.

Public officials are entrusted to serve the people—not special interests, not reputations, and not internal politics.

When that trust is broken, it must be confronted.

Sign this petition to demand accountability, transparency, and a commitment to justice for all.

The Decision Makers

Fani Willis
Georgia District Attorney - Atlanta Circuit

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