Two former Georgia election workers, Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss, are intensifying their efforts to collect a $148 million defamation judgment against former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. They have filed a civil suit seeking to seize various assets, including Giuliani’s New York and Florida properties, luxury watches, sports memorabilia, and a Mercedes-Benz.
As Valuetainment previously reported, the trial revolved around the charge that Giuliani’s allegations of fraud during the 2020 election untold stress to Freeman and Moss in the form of death threats from Trump supporters. Their lawyers claimed that the women had to live in fear and go into hiding to feel safe, costing them job opportunities.
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Giuliani had shared a video clip after the election in 2020 that was supposed to show the two women committing fraud, scanning ballots multiple times to prevent Trump from winning the swing state. The Georgia Secretary of State’s office, under the leadership of Frank Braun, conducted a year-long investigation into claims of voter fraud. The office concluded that Giuliani’s claims about Freeman and Moss were “false and unsubstantiated.”
Giuliani’s bankruptcy case was dismissed last month due to non-compliance, allowing Freeman and Moss to pursue his assets. Giuliani has been accused of trying to shield his assets, including falsely declaring his Florida condo as his primary residence to exploit homestead protections. He faces multiple legal challenges and continues to appeal the defamation judgment.
Connor Walcott is a staff writer for Valuetainment.com. Follow Connor on X and look for him on VT’s “The Unusual Suspects.”
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