On Tuesday we spoke with CEO Doug Logan of The Cyber Ninjas, a private consultancy based in Florida that ran the forensic audit of Maricopa County 2020 election ballots in Arizona.
On Friday the Cyber Ninjas released their final report on the Maricopa County forensic audit. We covered the hearing extensively here, here, here and here.
Doug Logan told us the rumors were true, that he was receiving threats during this process. Doug said the threats came from both sides. Doug said he was threatened earlier in the process by an attorney on his results. Doug told the attorney to go jump in a lake. Doug also claims the revisions that were made kept the integrity of the report. The report was not compromised. Doug assured The Gateway Pundit that he and his team took a neutral stance. Their goal was to tell the truth about what happened in Maricopa County. His team also received numerous threats from the left.
Doug Logan told us that one of the draft reports that was floating around the internet was not from the Cyber Ninjas. It was a fraud! This report included language that Doug recommended the Arizona Senate to decertify the November election.
Doug assured us he never had this language in any of his reports. It was made up!
Doug told us today that this early report was a hoax. His team never wrote that report and it appears someone took his letterhead and used it to create their own fake report. Doug told us that he is not going to reveal at this time who they think is behind the fake report.
We also asked Doug about several shocking revelations from the report including the entry that the Arizona audit could not find an identity match on 86,391 people. This is disclosed on Page 56 of the “Results Details” report.
Doug agreed that this stunning revelation and several others need to be investigated. The reason the Cyber Ninjas did not look into this further is because ballot canvassing was not part of their Senate contract.
The Attorney General must now canvass the thousands of questionable ballots that were listed in the final forensic audit report. The fact that the audit did not part of their contract hampered their investigation.
On Tuesday we spoke with CEO Doug Logan of The Cyber Ninjas, a private consultancy based in Florida that ran the forensic audit of Maricopa County 2020 election ballots in Arizona.
On Friday the Cyber Ninjas released their final report on the Maricopa County forensic audit. We covered the hearing extensively here, here, here and here.
Doug Logan told us the rumors were true, that he was receiving threats during this process. Doug said the threats came from both sides. Doug said he was threatened earlier in the process by an attorney on his results. Doug told the attorney to go jump in a lake. Doug also claims the revisions that were made kept the integrity of the report. The report was not compromised. Doug assured The Gateway Pundit that he and his team took a neutral stance. Their goal was to tell the truth about what happened in Maricopa County. His team also received numerous threats from the left.
Doug Logan told us that one of the draft reports that was floating around the internet was not from the Cyber Ninjas. It was a fraud! This report included language that Doug recommended the Arizona Senate to decertify the November election.
Doug assured us he never had this language in any of his reports. It was made up!
Doug told us today that this early report was a hoax. His team never wrote that report and it appears someone took his letterhead and used it to create their own fake report. Doug told us that he is not going to reveal at this time who they think is behind the fake report.
We also asked Doug about several shocking revelations from the report including the entry that the Arizona audit could not find an identity match on 86,391 people. This is disclosed on Page 56 of the “Results Details” report.
Doug agreed that this stunning revelation and several others need to be investigated. The reason the Cyber Ninjas did not look into this further is because ballot canvassing was not part of their Senate contract.
The Attorney General must now canvass the thousands of questionable ballots that were listed in the final forensic audit report. The fact that the audit did not part of their contract hampered their investigation.
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