Zion's team responded, saying that the ID they claim was used to authenticate the loan is an obvious fake. Gina Ford's team then responded to that, arguing that there is no evidence that the ID is fake.

So here's the ID in question: https://twitter.com/WALLACHLEGAL/status/1281337551744372743?s=20

McLovin's ID looks better.

Obviously the legal experts following the case agree with what our eyes tell us and that this is an obvious fake for several reasons, and that this development is, of course, really bad for Ford's credibility. So this sworn affidavit that USA Today is citing... will probably also be the nail in the coffin sealing Zion's victory.

This doesn't mean he didn't receive any benefits from anyone, of course. But it certainly means that all of the press this case has been getting, unless Ford is sitting on actual damning and non-fraudulent evidence to be revealed at a later time, will amount to absolutely squat.