Your post is common sense, but the guy you’re arguing with is an attorney and they don’t argue common sense, they argue technicalities and what can get proven in court. If you told the timeline and specifics to anybody on the street, they’d say “Thats a hell of a lot of convenient coincidences, she just so happened to decide to start fooling around after a certain date and he got the job without comparable experience and got paid a higher than market salary and they took trips but she NEVER paid him with anything other than untraceable cash.” But again, that’s just common sense.
And as much as they’re trained to not consider common sense, it shows up in cases like this where shes now gotta air her dirty laundry out in front of the world and make Fulton county look incompetent. Old boy she hired couldn’t even explain billing practices properly, sitting up there smug while law clerks and attorneys were in the comments calling him out, saying no firm bills like that because no CPA would sign off on it.