When will the 18 co defendants begin turning themselves in ?

[Beachnutt]

Are they also "negotiating" with the district attorney in Fulton county ?
Will they quietly sneek in and be processed and sneek out 1 by 1 or will the public know when they go in ?

[WhiteTara]

1. they're negoiating like crazy right now

and I'm betting on an 11:59am turn in. Maybe tfg will try to ignore it, but he is a flight risk...if anyone will take him.

[flying_wahini]

2. Will Rudy hold hands with tfg as he arrives? Use a walker?

[Ocelot II]

3. Next week, that's all anybody knows.

[Tetrachloride]

4. The smart ones already have

maybe less than zero

[CanonRay]

5. Tick..tick...tick

Tempus fugit

[Emile]

6. I hope Trump waits to the last minute and the judge

waits until Monday morning for his bail hearing.

[RockRaven]

7. One would have to get into a MAGAt mindset... Is surrendering early a sign of weakness or

cooperation or disloyalty? Will they all push it off to the last day in a game of chicken with each other to try to avoid being first (and thereby becoming a target of TFG's social media bile)?

It seems like the first to surrender will get the most media attention (aside from TFG), whilst the 12th or 15th etc will hardly be commented upon. That media attention might be good for the martyrdom grift.

Tis a pickle.

[republianmushroom]

8. good posting.

[Wonder Why]

10. On the other hand, being first might get the best deal. After all, if you have

5 people willing to turn state's evidence for a deal, you don't really need the rest of them any more.

I'd love to hear Willis say "We already have 3 willing to testify in exchange for 3 years in jail and 5 years of probation. The best I can do is 4 and 7." Or "Three years bid, now four, now four, will ya give me four? Four years bid bid, now five, now five, will ya give me five?"

[Sneederbunk]

9. Jeff Clark still trying to find his pants.