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Prosecutors at Tina Peters’s 2024 trial relied on a mix of digital artifacts, witness testimony and a reconstructed timeline to show that Peters permitted an unauthorized person to enter Mesa County’s...
Tina Peters’ legal team has relied on a mix of procedural challenges, claims of official-duty and constitutional defenses, attempts to introduce outside evidence (including correspondence from voting-...
The prosecution’s case at Tina Peters’ 2024 Mesa County trial centered on a chain of actions and communications that prosecutors said enabled an unauthorized person to access county voting machines an...
Prosecutors tied former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters to the May 2021 data-extraction of county voting machines primarily through witness testimony placing her in planning and operational roles and th...
A review of contemporary reporting finds repeated references that Gerald Wood sought and was granted some form of immunity before testifying to the grand jury in the Tina Peters matter, and that prose...
Gerald Wood was the most commonly reported witness who received an immunity agreement — described in court testimony as limited immunity before he testified to the grand jury — and he told jurors that...
The trial record in former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters’ 2024 criminal case centered on a suite of digital exhibits — hard‑drive images, recordings and message screenshots — and on a string of former...
Prosecution witnesses described a coordinated effort in May 2021 in which an outsider identified by prosecutors as Conan Hayes was covertly brought into Mesa County’s secure “trusted build” to copy el...
The defense in Tina Peters’ Mesa County trial called a small slate of witnesses to rebut prosecution claims that Peters facilitated an unauthorized person’s access to election equipment and stole an e...