Posted on 01/31/2021 3:33:11 PM PST by Libloather
An "expert witness list" was filed in court after a Michigan judge ruled that the names of the so-called “forensic investigators” who filed a report about Dominion Voting Systems machines in Antrim County could be released.
The court document was filed by the plaintiff’s attorney in the lawsuit, Matthew DePerno, and includes five names along with a description about what each person is expected to testify. Included are Russell Ramsland, James Wadron, and Doug Logan. Also on the list are Greg Feemyer and Paul Maggio of Atlanta-based data security company Sullivan Strickler.
Other witnesses include attorney Katherine Friess, C. James Hayes, and Todd Sanders, according to the Traverse City Record-Eagle, which cited a document from the Michigan attorney general’s office. Despite the release, it is not clear what role each of the witnesses might have played in the “forensic” investigation of the voting machines, which yielded a report that Dominion CEO John Poulos blasted as “technically incomprehensible.”
“What role each one played in the preparation of the report, my understanding is we won’t know until these individuals are deposed,” said Haider Kazim, the attorney representing Antrim County.
The Washington Examiner reached out to Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s office for more information about the names but did not immediately receive a response.
A scheduling order signed by Judge Kevin Elsenheimer of the 13th Circuit says attorneys have until April 8 to complete discovery. A settlement conference is scheduled for May 11, and the Traverse City Record-Eagle reports that a non-jury trial, if one becomes necessary, is slated for June 8.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonexaminer.com ...
Is this all part of ‘punishing’ these witnesses ?
Courts expose names and bar associations and others in the MSM pursue all avenues to destroy these people.
I hope so!
... No actually it is required.
They will be threatened and back out.
I’m sure of that.
Should prove interesting as long as the truth is allowed.
Remember the sanctification of everyone who claimed to konw about the Putin vote fraud?
Let the cancel begin...
Poulos also claimed that Dominion machines don't connect to the Internet, even though they do connect to the Internet.
Lets’ punish the witnesses before they have a chance to testify, and slant article as much as possible.
in light of this report, that Antrium County should not have been certified, it’s hard to argue against the questioning of the certifications of any other jurisdictons using Dominion systems.
In this case also known as witness tampering...
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