Rudy and son will go under oath in fight to keep engraved ‘Giuliani’ World Series Rings in family and away from defamed election workers

Rudy Giuliani and his son, Andrew H. Giuliani, both plan to testify under oath that the former New York City mayor gifted four New York Yankees’ World Series rings to his progeny in an attempt to keep the championship jewelry from being turned over to the two Georgia election workers he defamed to the tune of $148 million.

In the aftermath of Giuliani’s bankruptcy case dismissal, Ruby Freeman and her daughter Shaye Moss , have litigated enforcement of the massive judgment they won against Giuliani, asking U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman to force Giuliani to “turn over personal property in his possession” — including several New York Yankees World Series rings from the team’s most recent championship seasons (excluding 2009).

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    Court records show Giuliani has rings from each of the Yankees’ titles in 1996, 1998, 1999, and 2000. Three of those four rings are at the crux of a trial slated to begin next month.

    In court documents filed Monday, an attorney representing Andrew Giuliani indicated that his client plans to testify for one hour during the trial.

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