KEY Witness For Prosecution In Hush Money Case Will No Longer Take Stand!

Wow, this whole ‘hush-money ‘charade is falling apart faster than a house of cards propped up by toothpicks.

Former Playboy model Karen McDougal, a key witness for the prosecution, will no longer be testifying in court.

The reasons for this aren’t entirely clear at the moment. Although no official reason was given directly by the prosecutors, one legal expert claimed that McDougal was not called for a variety of reasons.

Many in the MAGA community speculated that McDougal was not called due to Stormy Daniels’ performance on the witness stand.

🚨🚨Breaking the Trump Trial is going so bad after Stormy took the stand the prosecution will not call Karen McDougal to the stand.

— MAGA Elvis 🇺🇸 (@BenStanton77) May 9, 2024

https://t.co/tMuk1UcMA4

Apparently Boast 'n' Bragg's team is so damaged they don't dare risk putting Karen McDougal on the stand lest it further unravel whatever "case" they think they still have.

— Larry Schweikart (@LarrySchweikart) May 10, 2024

The Epoch Times confirmed:

A lawyer for former President Donald Trump said on May 9 that former model Karen McDougal will not be testifying in the former president’s trial.

“The People informed me they no longer intend to call Ms. McDougal,” Trump attorney Todd Blanche said.

He did not provide a reason.

Stormy Daniels’ testimony was widely reported to have been disastrous by legal experts and courtroom reporters; even the left-wing media admits it.

CNN panel seems baffled when non biased attorney gives them a reality check.
Stormy Daniels testimony was horrendous. pic.twitter.com/AdvsY371Zp

— Big Fish (@BigFish3000) May 10, 2024

Stormy Daniels' testimony about what may have happened in 2006 has literally nothing to do with the case against Trump.

On @NewsNation this AM to chat about my new @TheHill column, on the latest chapter in the Stormy Daniels affair… with the media:https://t.co/OW3mlLBhF4 pic.twitter.com/nyYiPygjpn

— Steve Krakauer (@SteveKrak) May 10, 2024

One legal expert spoke to Newsweek and claimed that the decision not to call McDougal was likely due to a variety of factors:

“I think it may be a combination of the fact that Daniels held up pretty well, McDougal wasn’t paid by Trump or Cohen, not wishing to inflict another salacious witness on the jury, and perhaps some of McDougal’s testimony will reflect well on Trump with whom she had a long-term affair,” he said.