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Citing worries about jeopardizing his department’s continuing investigation, Leaf has shown his unwillingness to completely cooperate with the subpoena.
Sheriff Leaf claims that his agency has access to secret records, such as emails he claims show Dominion workers instructed Serbian foreign nationals to remotely enter Michigan’s electoral system prior to the 2020 election results being certified.
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Emails purportedly supporting evidence from expert reports of foreign access to Michigan electoral technology are included in these papers.
Sheriff Leaf’s files allegedly include contacts from J. Alex Halderman, a professor of computer science and engineering at the University of Michigan, who gave support to Dominion personnel involved in the probe, in addition to the accusations made against the company.
Halderman is charged with withholding material evidence related to the case and neglecting to reveal serious security flaws in Michigan’s electoral apparatus.
Remember that Halderman was the same individual who, in front of U.S. District Judge Amy Totenberg, was able to hack a computerized voting machine and alter the results! Halderman altered the vote totals using just a pen!
Sheriff Leaf also revealed that on the day of the subpoena, there was a network outage at both his office and central dispatch, raising suspicions of an attempt to hinder the inquiry.
Abridged version of Barry County Sheriff Dar Leaf’s affidavit:
On March 7th 2024, at approximately 10:45 AM, I, sheriff Dar Leaf, received a subpoena for my law enforcement file no 21-2216 from DJ Hilson’s office.
This subpoena demanded that I appear at 1200 N Telegraph Rd. Pontiac MI with my law enforcement files with less than 24 hour notice and not time to appear.
My office currently has an ongoing investigation as it relates to dominion CEO John Poulos, Dominion employees and contractors, Jocelyn Benson, Dana Nessle, J. Alex Halderman, and others.
My department is in possession of sensitive documents that are part of an ongoing investigation involving Dominion employees. These Dominion employees directed, and tasks Serbian foreign nationals to remotely access the Michigan election system. I am not willing to compromise my investigation by providing my entire file. I am attaching to this affidavit several emails to demonstrate to this Honorable Court that this is a very serious ongoing investigation.
The emails in my file cooperate evidence contained in expert reports in my possession. These expert reports prove foreign access to Michigan election equipment prior to certification of the November 3rd 2020 election.
In addition to Dominion emails, I’m in possession of emails from J. Alex Halderman, SOS Jocelyn Benson’s expert witness on the Antrim County civil litigation. The e-mail from J. Alex Halderman offers to help the Dominion employees, the same ones tasking the foreign nationals to enter the Michigan election system prior to certification, by rebutting statements made by president trump on television.
J. Alex Halderman failed to report and disclose the serious remote security breaches to the election equipment identified by expert experts on the Antrim County case, and he concealed and hid significant evidence that is addressed in the “Halderman Rebuttal” expert reports. Further, he incorrectly dismissed the vote shifting that occurred in Antrim blaming the local clerk for “human error” when in fact the correct, and corroborating vote shifting explanation as explained in the “Rebuttal Report” and corroborated with Dominion emails. [exhibit 1].
I intend to file a motion to Quash the subpoena attached as well as a civil lawsuit against the Muskegon County prosecutor D. J. Hilson for attempting to usurp my investigation. D. J. Hilson worked with AG Dana Nessel and successfully buried the Muskegon County fraud that is now under investigation by the FBI. The Muskegon County Prosecutor failed to appropriately prosecute as requested by the Muskegon Police Department.
Moreover, this court should know that my office and our central dispatch had our network line go down on March 7th 2024 at about 4:00 AM through March 7th 2024 until approximately 5:23 PM. Attorney Lambert has been working for me, and my office, since December of 2020, and I believe this subpoena is an attempt to obstruct delay my very serious investigation.
