New details in Coffee County election breach
By Randy Travis Published October 24, 2023 DOUGLAS, ga. - New details in a Georgia Bureau of Investigation report obtained by the FOX 5 I-Team suggest some of the people who took part in the Coffee County election breach knew what they were doing was wrong and tried to keep it a secret. The GBI conducted their investigation separate from the racketeering probe in Fulton County that led to the indictment of 19 people including former president Donald Trump. That number is now 15 with the guilty pleas of Trump attorneys Sidney Powell, Kenneth Chesebro, Jenna Ellis, and Atlanta bondsman Scott Hall. All received probation and agreed to testify against their former co-defendants. But Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr now has his own decision: should anyone else be indicted for what happened in Coffee County? FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/gbi-report-highlights-new-players-in-coffee-county-election-breach
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