True the Vote leaders Gregg Phillips and Catherine Engelbrecht were released from jail following an overruling by an Appeals Court. The leaders were initially jailed under “contempt of court” by refusing to identify a confidential source aiding in the acquirement of intelligence from Konnech Inc. Konnech is an election software company with reported links to China.
From National File:
Catherine Engelbrecht released a statement shortly after the appeals court decision was announced. “Those who thought that imprisoning Gregg and I would weaken our resolve have gravely miscalculated. It is stronger than ever,” she said. “The right to free and fair elections without interference is more important than our own discomforts and even this detention, now reversed by a higher court. We are profoundly grateful for that.” “We will continue to protect and defend those who do the vital work of election integrity, and we will make sure that their findings become a matter of public record.”
