“I cannot unsee some of these things.”
QUICK FACTS:
- The Mesa County Clerk’s office was raided via search warrant, Clerk Peters revealed during Mike Lindell’s “Cyber Symposium” on Tuesday night.
- The raid came at the “demand” of the Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold, according to Peters.
- “When I was on a plane to come see you kind folks,” said Clerk Peters, “they provided a search warrant and raided my office.”
- “I’ve been persecuted,” she added.
- Secretary of State Griswold claims Clerk Peters had caused the “illegal release of passwords to Mesa County election computers,” according to The Daily Sentinel.
- But Clerk Peters maintains her innocence and claims instead that any leak would have had to come from the Secretary of State.
- “These just happen to be passwords that only the Secretary of State has,” said Peters.
WHAT ELSE CLERK PETERS SAID:
- “We don’t know what they were doing in there,” said Clerk Peters referring to the officials who raided her office.
- “For several hours they wouldn’t even let my Chief Deputy Clerk, who is the acting Clerk for Mesa County when I am absent, would not even let her observe what the Secretary of State and Dominion were doing in my office,” she added, referring to Dominion Voting Systems, used during the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
- The officials were “alone with no one that knew anything about elections watching what they did,” according to Clerk Peters.
- “I don’t know what they did but I can tell you that I don’t trust them. Because I don’t trust them we are going to find out exactly what’s going on,” she told Lindell.
WATCH CLERK PETERS EXPLAIN AT LINDELL’S CYBER SYMPOSIUM:
BACKGROUND:
- The Daily Sentinel reported, “The Mesa County Clerk and Recorder’s Office is under investigation by the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office for a breach in security over its election system.”
- Griswold has warned that Clerk Peters is facing criminal charges.
Jon Fleetwood is Managing Editor for American Faith.
