Fulton County Georgia Defense Attorneys File Motion to Prevent Scheduled Testimony of Richard Barron

The Democrats are in a panic in Georgia as it is beginning to look like Fulton County will be audited and evidence of crimes are revealed. Their latest plan is to file a motion to prevent Richard Barron from giving testimony under oath on what happened on election night.

Barron was interviewed on television and he claimed that no one was told to leave, so why did every single Republican and the press leave?

There are affidavits from people who were there that night swearing that they were told they had to leave. As soon as they left, Ralph Jones Sr., Ruby Freeman, and Shaye Moss pulled 5 suitcases out of hiding and began to count them.

Jones Sr is the father of the spokesman for the Raphael Warnock campaign and also has ties to Stacey Abrams. Jones Sr is one of the election workers who allegedly ran the same ballots through the tabulators multiple times.

Barron is scheduled to testify on Monday. He is likely not wanting to be put under oath because of the number of people who have now sworn that they were kicked out. Lying on television isn’t a crime but lying under oath in court or deposition can get you prison time.

Far-left ‘fact checker’ Politifact claimed that Georgia election workers didn’t kick out observers and illegally count ‘suitcases’ of ballots.

Richard Barron, the elections director in Fulton County, which includes Atlanta, also addressed the issue with the county’s elections officials. In a video published online by 11Alive, the NBC affiliate TV station in Atlanta, he described sending instructions for the scanners to keep going.

“No announcement was ever made to leave, for anyone to leave,” Barron said. “Certain staff that was on the cutting stations, that were on the flattening stations, that were extracted from the inner envelopes, those staff left as work completed. I found out sometime, I think a little after 10:30, that they were going to cease operations, and I told them not to do that.”