re: 1.7 Million Ballot Images Destroyed in the Georgia 2020 Election

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Do you have a source for this?

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Other evidence offered by the prosecution included Peters telling staff members to purchase disposable phones with cash, and to use the encrypted texting platform Signal, as well as a non-county email address.

Shapiro reminded jurors how Bishop, while attending a “cyber security” symposium in South Dakota in August 2021, around the time that Griswold launched her investigation into the elections security breach, called Peters’ then-Chief Deputy Belinda Knisley in Grand Junction asking her to go to the elections office and remove the election computer server. Knisley refused.

When Peters learned election system data and passwords had been posted to an online conspiracy site, she repeatedly told Knisley “I’m f***ed, I’m going to jail,” Shapiro said.

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Brown misrepresented who would be present during that 2021 software system update, according to the 15-page arrest affidavit. In an email Brown sent to the secretary of state’s office, she wrote that Gerald Wood, listed as an administrative assistant, would be present during the update.

In fact, the plan was never to have Wood present at the update, according to authorities and previous documents related to the grand jury indictment of Peters and Knisley. Wood told The Colorado Sun last month that he is not involved in the security breach.

Investigators allege that Peters stole Wood’s identity to allow an unauthorized person to attend the update. In Brown’s arrest affidavit, that person is identified by authorities as Conan Hayes, a former professional surfer and election conspiracist.

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Before she was sentenced, Brown’s attorney, Shannon Roy, told Barrett that Brown had to do the things she did because Peters would have fired her.

“It was leadership by fear,” Roy said. “If you didn’t do what Ms. Peters said, you did not have a job the next day.”

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In December, Brown told the court that she said she was acting under direct orders from Peters, adding that she knew something was amiss but didn’t speak up.

“My job was to protect the integrity of the elections, and there were steps that I could have taken,” she told Barrett at the time. “There were things going on that I should have questioned and didn’t.”

According to court filings and statements from prosecutors, Brown was central in Peters’ scheme to make copies of election computer hard drives, including the clerk’s use of someone else to help do it. Prosecutors believe that person to be election denier Conan Hayes of California, who allegedly used the name of a Fruita man, Gerald Wood, whose identity Peters is accused of stealing.

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Similarly, Knisley pleaded guilty to three misdemeanor counts of trespass, official misconduct and violation of duty. She was initially charged with five felony counts and two misdemeanors, which together carried a maximum sentence of 21 years in prison and $2 million in fines.

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One of three “reports” issued by Peters based on information obtained from her own election computers concluded, falsely, that some ballots were not counted in both the 2020 and 2021 elections by the Dominion System software the county uses. But an investigation by prosecution investigators showed that it was Brown who made errors in both elections when those ballots were being counted.

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Lindell told CNN last summer that he had paid Hayes and other so-called cyber experts “a lot of money” to review what he described as data from the 2020 election.

Hayes, a surfer-turned-election denier, was part of the team of pro-Trump operatives who accessed voting systems in Antrim County, Michigan, in early December 2020. He worked with individuals like Cyber Ninja CEO Doug Logan to produce a since debunked-report about Antrim County’s Dominion voting machines that was used by the former President and his allies as evidence of widespread election fraud.

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Jerry Wood, a software engineer from Mesa County, Colorado was attending Mike Lindell’s Cyber Symposium in August 2021, when he started seeing his name on the news. Someone had filmed and leaked images from a voting machine update and Democratic Secretary of State Jena Griswold was telling media he did it.

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Wood told a jury at the Mesa County Justice Center in Grand Junction on Friday that when investigators linked him to the leak, he thought the government was setting him up. He was active in his church and spent the spring of 2020 canvassing neighborhoods to verify voter rolls with the conservative group Stand for the Constitution.

Wood was also in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, at the Cyber Symposium, hoping to analyze Lindell’s data for proof of voter fraud. Wood and others ended up debunking the data provided within minutes.

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Wood eventually cleared his name by providing emails and photos that proved he had been hosting a graduation party and working on the days when his Mesa County badge had been used to access secure voting machine rooms.

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Case showed Wood a photo of Conan Hayes, the individual prosecutors say used Wood’s ID to observe the trusted build. Wood said he never met Hayes and thought he was looking at a picture of the “Breaking Bad” actor Aaron Paul.

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“He was bragging to Joe Oltmann about how he was so proud to be doing this for his country,” Peters said about Wood. “And Mike Lindell was paying for his attorney.”

Reached by phone Wednesday, Lindell denied knowing anything about Wood.

“I don’t know who he is, so I did not pay for that. I never paid for anybody’s lawyers there,” he said.

Lindell at first rejected the notion that Peters said he paid for Wood’s attorney. When a reporter said she indeed had, Lindell said, “If she said that, she’s misconstrued.”

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“I’m f'ed, I’m going to jail. It’s on the internet; it’s not supposed to be."

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List the direct credible evidence then.

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Your sources are very suspect

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hat's probably a page from one of Lindell's expert reports from the case that was just dismissed. The dishonest content creators are calling it "COURT APPROVED" so people who don't know any better believe it is some undisputed set of facts

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People read this and think the discussion is settled

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The best part is the ven diagram of the posters who blindly support the most obvious dishonest content from X and the posters who blindly promote the dumbest conspiracy theories while creating a self-image of an independent, critical thinker who asks the right questions to poke holes in official narratives

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I asked you several questions in the Tulsi thread that you didn't answer. Why is that?

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Someone sees an echo chamber

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If MAGABarbiePatriot90210 posts it on Twitter

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