Election supervisor Andrea Shaye Moss has been subpoenaed to testify on Fulton County election night. Moss is the daughter of Ruby Freeman who ran the same bunch of ballots through the counting machine several times. After sending Republicans home Freeman and her daughter pulled suitcases full of ballots from their hiding spot underneath tables in the counting room. The upcoming forensic audit of the ballots from Fulton County could be quite illuminating.
Election workers were sent home but four stayed behind and once everyone was gone from the room suitcases filled with votes were taken out from hiding and were being counted. Where did these ballots come from?
Ruby Freeman is shown in the previous video taking votes from the tabulator but then she straightened them out and ran them through again later. They were scanned twice and quite possibly for the third time. We may finally get to the bottom of what went down in Fulton County that night. Let’s hope there is some accountability as well.
Trump’s legal team showed a video from the State Farm Arena tabulation center when poll workers were told to leave at 10:25 PM.
A few “workers” stayed behind and were seen pulling suitcases full of ballots out from under tables to be tabulated!
This was the most explosive video of the entire campaign season!
And now there is video of Ruby secretly passing something to her daughter during the ballot counting.
It is not clear what was passed. Some readers say it was a USB stick but it is not clear what they passed to each other.
It sure looks like they were trying to hide this transaction.
#BREAKING UPDATE: Video evidence of a USB handoff caught on camera!
USB Handoff , #StopTheSteaI pic.twitter.com/uk8MzKWcZI— 🇺🇸⭐Space Cowboy⭐🇺🇸 (@X14Eagle) December 4, 2020
There was a forensic audit scheduled for May 28th but after additional paperwork was filed a new court date at which time the judge will announce if the audit willo go on will be held justn after the middle of June. This could be an extremely important audit that could lead to audits in Michigan and Pennsylvania.
