The Georgia grand jury foreman who tried to subpoena Trump has a hilarious Pinterest page

The Georgia grand jury foreman who laughed at bringing down the former president has a wacky Pinterest page with collections of pinned spells and all things witchy.

Emily Kohrs, 30, has been on a bizarre media tour that’s already causing prosecutors a headache after she giggled during a TV interview with MSNBC when she said she “wanted” to subpoena Trump just for a chance to swear in him.

Many of Kohr’s social media accounts have been deleted, but her Pinterest page continues to host several collections of pins dedicated to Wiccan and witchcraft.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis has investigated behavior surrounding efforts by Trump and his allies to overturn the 2020 election results. The former president called the “ridiculous” case a “strongly political continuation of the greatest witch hunt of all time”.

Emily Kohrs, 30, the wife of the Georgia grand jury who could indict former President Donald Trump, has a Pinterest page full of posts devoted to secret spells and magic tricks

There is a collection of pins dedicated to Wicca and witchcraft on the Kohrs Pinterest page. Some of the pens provide instructions for casting spells, while others list herbs and other materials for casting the spells

In just one of her many interviews about a normally veiled trial, Kohrs told MSNBC why she wanted to hear from Trump in person.

“I wanted to hear from the former president, but honestly I wanted to subpoena the former president because I had to swear everyone in,” she said.

“And so I thought it would be really cool to have 60 seconds with President Trump where I look at him and say, ‘Solemnly swear,’ and I can swear him in,” she continued.

She said she “just thought this would be a great moment,” and smiled mischievously.

Kohrs lives in Georgia and was previously employed as a planning coordinator at Elizabeth Gallo Court Reporting LLC, according to her LinkedIn page, and JOANN Fabrics, according to her Facebook page, which shows the 30-year-old in photos dating back years with her family and friends.

Her Pinterest page has several collections of pinned posts dedicated to magic, spells, herbalists, and sacred science.

Some of the pins give directions for spells and magic circles, while others list herbs and other materials needed for the spells.

As her media tour continues, there have been concerns that she could jeopardize possible indictments against Trump and his MAGA allies.

Former federal prosecutor Elie Hoing said the Anderson Cooper Kohr interviews were a “terrible idea” and a “nightmare” for prosecutors.

“Mark my words, Donald Trump’s team will make a motion, if there is an indictment, to dismiss those charges on the basis of grand jury inappropriateness,” he added.

‘She’s not supposed to talk about anything.’

Attorneys for witnesses who appeared before the grand jury, which can propose indictments, are already preparing to attempt to quash indictments based on their public statements.

Kohrs also spoke to CNN about the nature of the possible charges.

“Can you imagine doing this for eight months and not coming out with a whole list of recommended charges,” Kohrs told CNN. “It’s not a short list. It is not.’

Emily Kohrs has been on a media tour giving hints about possible charges

Trump on Wednesday publicized the case as a “ridiculous” case, which he described as a “strongly political follow-up to the greatest witch hunt of all time.”

“There may be some names on this list that you didn’t expect. But the big name that everyone keeps asking me about — I don’t think you’ll be shocked,” she said — in comments that seemed to hint at possible charges against Trump himself.

She also said in a later interview with the network that the charges could top a dozen.

“I think so. That’s probably a good guess,’ she said.

Trump on Wednesday publicized the case as a “ridiculous” case, which he described as a “strongly political follow-up to the greatest witch hunt of all time.”

“Now you have an extremely energetic young woman who is (understand yourself!) the ‘pre-person’ of the racist prosecutor’s special grand jury, walking around and doing a media tour that incredibly reveals the inner workings and minds of the grand jury . This is not JUSTICE, this is an illegal Kangaroo Court. Atlanta leads the nation in murder and other violent crimes. All I’ve done is TWO PERFECT PHONE CALLS!!!’

In just one of her many interviews about a normally veiled trial, Kohrs told MSNBC why she wanted to hear from Trump in person

Kohrs lives in Georgia and was employed at JOANN Fabrics, according to Facebook

That was a reference to his call to the state’s top election official, in which he said, “I just want to find 11,780 votes, that’s one more than us,” amid a recount and battle over election results in a state campaigning for Joe Biden decided .

He has also used the term to refer to his phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelenskyy seeking an investigation into Hunter Biden. It was part of his first impeachment trial in the Senate.

Former Assistant US Attorney Elie Honig called the media tour on CNN “a prosecutor’s nightmare.” He said it was a “terrible idea” and speculated prosecutors “cinched”.

The TV hits came after Kohrs said “one or more witnesses” will be charged, first reported by the New York Times

“It’s not a short list,” said foreman Emily Kohrs, adding that the jury appended eight pages of the statute code “which we quoted at various points in the report.”

Following the release of part of the report last week, Kohrs says there are still seven sections that remain sealed with indictment recommendations.

These sections are silent on important details, including who the panel believes committed perjury and what other specific charges should be pursued. But it is the first time the grand jury’s recommendations for criminal charges related to the case have been released. And it’s a reminder of the deepening legal challenges the former president faces as he ramps up his third bid for the White House amid multiple legal investigations.

Trump is also under investigation by the US Department of Justice for storing classified documents at his Florida estate.

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