Witness to a crime : RH Phillips ( Some Chapters on line )

[Ellipsis]

Given the modest reincarnation of Ohio 2004 in a another thread... thought I'd put up a reference to some readable chapters in his book.


He began by analyzing election results at
the precinct level. Assisted by a band of
“spreadsheet angels” who compiled the
data into tables and spreadsheets, Phillips
wrote and submitted 21 papers to the Ohio
Supreme Court as an expert witness in the
Moss v. Bush lawsuit. He presented
evidence of voter suppression, failure to
count ballots cast, and alteration of the
vote count sufficient to question the alleged
victory of George W. Bush in Ohio.


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Assisted by teams of citizen volunteer
equipped with digital cameras, Phillips
amassed some 30,000 images of forensic
evidence. Then he analyzed it all himself,
examining 126,000 ballots, 127 poll books,
and 141 voter signature books from 18
counties in Ohio. His preliminary findings,
submitted to Federal Court in the King
Lincoln v. Blackwell lawsuit, helped obtain
a court order to protect the ballots from
destruction. His ultimate findings are set
forth in relentless detail in this book.

In the audited counties, three-fifths of
the ballots punched for a liberal black woman
for Chief Justice, and half of the ballots
punched in favor of gay marriage, were also
punched for Bush. Thousands of ballots in
heavily Democratic precincts were pre-
punched for third-party candidates. Voting
machines were rigged, tabulators were
rigged, ballot boxes were stuffed, ballots
were altered, ballots were sorted according
to candidate, and ballots were destroyed.

much more...

http://www.witnesstoacrime.com/table.htm


May I recommend the chapter on "Proving the Conspiracy in Warren County".

[DCKit]

1. Thanks for the confirmation.

I was pretty sure they'd pulled out all the stops and used every single trick that's ever been invented to disenfranchise the voters of OH.

I can't conceive of the scene I'd have made if I'd been given a pre-punched ballot. That should be a hanging offense in the U.S..

[Stevepol]

2. Yet more evidence, as if that's needed. K&R!