The father of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis took the stand on Friday, perhaps doing more harm than good as his daughter fights for her political life amid allegations of romantic nepotism, abu sing tax dollars, and lying under oath.
John Floyd III, a retired attorney and former member of the Black Panther Party, testified that he was “concerned” about Willis’ safety in the days after she charged former President Donald Trump and 18 co-defendants with felony racketeering. According to Floyd, he spent his days “Iooking out of every window” and “walking around the house” after reprobates allegedly spray-painted epithets on Willis’ home.
“Somebody sprayed the B-word and the N-word on the house, and I don’t think my daughter even knew about that,” he said at one point.
I Bought Food for a Homeless Man, He Stunned Me with His Confession the Next Day
This story captures the profound ripple effect of kindness, how a simple, heartfelt act can light up a path for someone who’s lost in the dark. It’s beautiful that Greta’s small gesture, something as seemingly ordinary as a meal, became a turning point for Morgan. Her compassion gave him the courage to reconnect with his purpose, to confront the trauma he carried and find a way back to service, this time as a mentor to others who need the guidance he once lacked.
Morgan’s gesture of returning with milk for Greta’s kids is such a touching symbol of his gratitude and humanity. Despite everything he’d lost, he wanted to give back, to reciprocate that kindness in the way he could. And his message—“Keep teaching kindness, Greta. It saves lives”—is a reminder of the impact we each can have, often without even realizing it.
It’s one of those encounters that reminds us of the shared struggles beneath the surface and how reaching out, even just with a meal, can reignite hope. The story is a testament to resilience, the strength of community, and the way kindness can heal even the deepest wounds.
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