Established Fact On November 18, 2020, Monica Palmer received death threats via text message, including photographs of naked, mutilated bodies and images of her daughter. The sender, identified as 23-year-old college student Katelyn Jones, was subsequently arrested and charged. This conduct constitutes criminal threats under MCL § 750.543m and potentially interstate threat transmission under 18
Established Fact Wayne County Board of Canvassers Chair Monica Palmer and member William Hartmann voted on November 17, 2020 to withhold certification, citing that 71% of Detroit’s Absentee Voter Counting Board precincts were mathematically out of balance. During the ensuing public comment period, elected officials publicly identified Palmer’s home municipality, referenced her minor daughter by
Established Fact The U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division sent a letter to Arizona Senate Majority Leader Karen Fann attempting to halt the Maricopa County forensic audit. The DOJ warned that citizen canvassers conducting lawful voter registration verification could be construed as intimidating to minorities, weaponizing federal civil rights statutes to suppress a constitutionally
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Established Fact The DOJ’s Deputy Assistant Attorney General sent a letter to Arizona Senate Majority Leader Karen Fann attempting to prohibit the state Senate’s forensic audit of Maricopa County election systems – characterizing state legislative oversight of a state election as a potential federal concern, and threatening federal intervention if the audit proceeded. Citations Letter
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Established Fact The FBI and Special Counsel Jack Smith, through Operation Arctic Frost, issued 197 grand jury subpoenas under “Prohibited Access” file designations targeting over 430 Republican individuals such as Mike Lindell and entities – including sitting U.S. Senators and lawmakers who were conducting their own investigations of the 2020 election. Non-disclosure orders lasting up
Established Fact Michigan Bureau of Elections Director Jonathan Brater issued a memorandum on August 4, 2021, threatening clerks with decertification of election equipment if they permitted any independent technical experts – including those retained by duly elected boards of canvassers – to examine voting systems. Simultaneously, the same vendor (ElectionSource) implicated in directing battery-removal from
Disputed Fact Following the election, Richard Hopkins, an Erie, Pennsylvania, U.S. Postal Service carrier who had signed a sworn affidavit alleging that supervisors directed him to collect and backdate late-arriving mail-in ballots to November 3, 2020, was aggressively interrogated by federal postal inspectors until he recanted his affidavit. The interrogation and recantation were captured in
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Established Fact Following Fulton County’s independent forensic examination of its Dominion Democracy Suite 5.5 server – which revealed uncertified database tools, EMS changes three weeks before the election, and missed Logic and Accuracy inspections – the Pennsylvania Secretary of the Commonwealth decertified Fulton County’s Dominion machines. The stated basis was not the substantive irregularities found,
Established Fact After Fulton County, PA commissioned an independent forensic review of its Dominion election systems – an act expressly authorized by state law – the Pennsylvania Secretary of the Commonwealth decertified Fulton County’s voting machines. The stated basis was not any finding of fraud, but that the county had “permitted an independent inspection.” Fulton
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Established Fact The Cyber Ninjas audit documented that a single, identical password was used for all user accounts on all EMS, EMS client, adjudication, HiPro scanner, and ICC workstations – credentials installed by Dominion during the August 6, 2019 system installation and never changed through the date of the audit, a period exceeding two years
