
Rudy Giuliani must turn over NYC apartment to Georgia election workers
By Lauren Taylor (Anchor/Reporter), Ian Kennedy (Video Editor)
A federal judge has ruled that Rudy Giuliani must turn over his Manhattan apartment and other personal possessions to two Georgia election workers. The decision on Tuesday, Oct. 22, comes after the workers won a defamation judgment against the former New York City mayor.
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The election workers, Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss, are now appointed receivers of Giuliani’s New York City penthouse apartment, his 1980 Mercedes Benz, some of his luxury watches and jewelry and also cash in two checking accounts.

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The judge ordered Giuliani to relinquish the possessions within seven days of the order.
For now, the judge has decided that Giuliani can keep his home in Palm Beach, Florida, along with four New York Yankees World Series rings — which Giuliani’s son has stated are his and were given to him by his father.
Last December, Freeman and Moss were awarded $150 million after Giuliani was found liable for defamation for making false claims that the women were involved in ballot tampering during the 2020 presidential election.
The women argued that Giuliani put their lives in danger by spreading false information. A hearing regarding the Florida property is scheduled for Monday, Oct. 28.
[Lauren Taylor]
RUDY GIULIANI MUST TURN OVER HIS MANHATTAN APARTMENT AND OTHER PERSONAL POSSESSIONS TO TWO GEORGIA ELECTION WORKERS WHO WON A DEFAMATION JUDGMENT AGAINST THE FORMER NEW YORK CITY MAYOR, A FEDERAL JUDGE RULED TUESDAY.
THE ELECTION WORKERS, RUBY FREEMAN AND SHAYE MOSS, ARE NOW APPOINTED RECEIVERS TO GIULIANI’S NEW YORK CITY PENTHOUSE APARTMENT, HIS 1980 MERCEDES BENZ, SOME OF HIS LUXURY WATCHES AND JEWELRY, ALONG WITH CASH IN TWO CHECKING ACCOUNTS.
THE JUDGE ORDERED GIULIANI TO TURN OVER THE POSSESSIONS WITHIN 7 DAYS OF THE ORDER.
FREEMAN AND MOSS WILL RECEIVE CONTROL OVER GIULIANI’S INTEREST IN HIS APARTMENT AND THEY, IN TURN, WILL BE ABLE TO SELL IT FOR POTENTIALLY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
THE JUDGE DECIDED, FOR NOW, GIULIANI CAN KEEP HIS HOME IN PALM BEACH, FLORIDA ALONG WITH FOUR NEW YORK YANKEES WORLD SERIES RINGS– WHICH GIULIANI’S SON HAS STATED ARE HIS AND WERE GIVEN TO HIM BY HIS FATHER.
LAST DECEMBER, FREEMAN AND MOSS WERE AWARDED $150 MILLION AFTER GIULIANI WAS FOUND LIABLE FOR DEFAMATION AFTER HE MADE FALSE CLAIMS THE WOMEN WERE INVOLVED IN BALLOT TAMPERING DURING THE 2020 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
THE WOMEN ARGUED GIULIANI PUT THEIR LIVES IN DANGER BY SPREADING THE FALSE INFORMATION.
A HEARING REGARDING THE FLORIDA PROPERTY IS ON THE BOOKS FOR MONDAY.
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