Whistleblower of fallen Navy SEAL
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Man #1: If I'm remembering correctly. There were several states involved.
Questioner: And which time period are you referring to?
Man #1: This was 2020.
Questioner: Before or after the election?
Man #1: During the election.
Questioner: In your examination of any of these Dominion systems, have you seen any indication of non-election personnel remotely accessing a Dominion system?
Man #2: Yes.
Questioner: Can you tell us about that?
Man #2: I too have reviewed a series of emails produced by Dominion in which they are discussing remoting in to Gwinnett County, Georgia.
Questioner: You also mentioned Dominion remotely connecting to election systems, but you don't have any evidence that occurred in Georgia, correct?
Man #1: There was one county. I've seen a lot of Dominion emails. I've had to translate Dominion emails from Serbian to English to verify the technical questions I was being asked about them. To verify that it was translated properly. So.
Questioner: So it's your testimony that there is evidence that Dominion remotely accessing Georgia equipment.
Man #1: Yes, on the one county it was included with stuff that I was researching and reading through, considering Colorado. Michigan was also involved, and there were other ones.
Questioner: To your understanding, is Dominion able to remotely connect to these election systems?
Man #1: Yes.
Questioner: Are they able to do that without detection?
Man #1: Yes.
Questioner: And are you aware of any instances in which that has occurred?
Man #1:
Questioner: Can you identify those instances?
Man #1: One would be the Denver, Colorado server was granted or requested to grant Belgrade, only Belgrade. I did search; there is a Belgrade, Montana. Again, why would Montana need to connect into a Colorado file transfer server as part of the election system.
And there were other components and things that were done in the background concerning the database and the configure of the database server that still do not have an engineering change order.
Because if somebody works in an operational evironment for a lot of different things, but I will tell you is sometimes things break or you have a problem and you have to fix it, and you submit a change request, or in this case, an engineering change order that's retroactive, right? You want to go back and make sure you record the process so that you have change management and integrity of the system. If you do not record changes, you lead yourself down a very bad road.
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