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A City of Detroit election worker
said at a
Michigan State legislature on Wednesday that
she was told to backdate absentee ballots.
The woman, who was identified only as Jessy Jacob,
told the bipartisan legislative hearing on Wednesday night that she and others were directed to backdate about 100,000 absentee ballots, or about 10,000 per day. The woman confirmed to former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, one of President Donald Trump's lawyers, that her supervisor told her to do this.
Giuliani asked her if her supervisor told her to use the "phony date of the day," and Jacob replied in the affirmative.
"Would you say Jessy that was an experience you never expected? That level of crookedness and dishonesty at the Detroit center for counting votes?" Giuliani also asked her. "Yes, the whole city," she responded.
Jacob, who Giuliani said never testified before, worked in Detroit and said
election workers like her were coached on how to change ballots. She was also
advised not to request voter identification if there were problems with the ballot. However, Jacob said she continued to ask for voter ID for her "peace of mind."
Michigan Judge Timothy Kenny previously dismissed an affidavit that was sent by Jacob, citing a lack of credibility, and asserted that she was speculating and provided few details. She submitted the sworn statement claiming that
poll workers told voters to cast their ballots for Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden.
Comment: More from Mrs. Jacob:
Another witness, Hima Kolanagireddy, shared what she witnessed at the TCF Center, and what she didn't witness, i.e., a single Trump vote:
The man with her,
Andrew Sitto, observed duplicate ballot fraud, as well as the 4:30 am ballot drop.
Next up: Melissa Carone, who doing contract work for Dominion at the center. She
observed ballots being counted multiple times, and much more:
"I called my manager to a specific tabulating machine and I showed him a number on it that was over 500. They shouldn't be over 50 — ballots come in batches of 50. I said that we have a severe problem here Nick," Carone explained.
"He [Nick] said, 'Melissa I don't want to hear that we have a problem, we are here to assist with IT, we are not here to run their election,' and at that point I was really frustrated and upset, I could tell what was going on," she said.
"What was going on?" asked Giuliani.
"He was in on it. They were cheating. It was very, very apparent," Carone replied. "It was apparent that he was in on it. When he caught on to me knowing that he was in on it, he just wanted nothing to do with me."
When questioned why more people haven't come forward with allegations that they witnessed fraudulent actions at the Detroit ballot-count site, Carone said that her life has been destroyed.
"I'll tell you why," she said. "My life has been destroyed because of this. I've lost family, I've lost friends, I've been threatened, my kids have been threatened, I've had to move, I've had to change my phone number, I've had to get rid of social media — nobody wants to come forward. I can't even get an actual job any more, because Democrats like to ruin your lives. That's why."
A second witness, a Republican poll challenger, echoed Carone's claims, saying she noticed that some workers at Detroit's TCF Center appeared not to know what to do when ballots were jammed. She asserted that workers in some cases wouldn't discard the ballots prior to the problem ballot, therefore she saw numbers at 300 to 400 when they were tabulated in batches of 50.
"I could tell most of these people didn't have enough training, and they were just mindlessly doing their job," she said.
"This election I will say, these Democrats took every avenue possible to commit fraud in this election, and what I saw on Nov. 3 and Nov. 4 was over 20 counts of fraud taking place right in front of my face," Carone added.
Colonel Phil Waldron, who also testified in Arizona:
The full hearing:
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