Data on Konnech’s servers are still downloading after three weeks
Rick Olson is the only reporter covering the Eugene Yu evidence hearings in Los Angeles.
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Data on Konnech’s servers are still downloading after three weeks.
According to Luke Sisak.
He is the lead Prosecutor in the People versus Eugene Yu criminal case in the Los Angeles County Superior Court.
The Judge summarized Sisak’s statement in yesterday’s court transcript.
Armenui Amy Ashvanian is the Judge.
Konnech makes election software.
The company is based in China.
LA Judge Armenui Amy Ashvanian (above)
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The next pre-trial evidence court hearing is on April 11th.
There have been 12 since November 9th.
The pre-trial hearings aim to provide copies of the evidence to criminal defense attorneys.
So far, they have received nothing from the court.
Their client is Konnech CEO, Eugene Yu.
Defense attorneys have been advised that criminal charges are forthcoming, including:
embezzlement
conspiracy
fugitive from justice for fleeing the country
Konnech receives, sends, and stores its clients’ election data from thousands of Election Boards.
It has been stored in Wuhan, China, since 2006.
According to two Konnech whistleblowers and the Australian government.
The whistleblowers are:
Grant Bradley, and
Peter McCallister
Other primary sources are public officials in Australia.
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Konnech closed its offices in America and Australia on Oct. 10th.
And returned to safety in China.
With help from Homeland Security.
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Other defendants will be Eugene Yu’s:
wife, Donna Wang
brother
nephew
All four have fled the country and moved back to China.
Yu’s business partner, Michael Lee, is a person of interest.
Lee lives in Amsterdam.
And works for BlackRock’s San Francisco Office.
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Konnech whistleblower Peter McCallister was the first to out Yu’s brother and nephew as co-conspirators.
McCallister’s affidavit was filed Friday in Houston Federal Court.
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Is three weeks enough time for all the data on the Konnech servers to be downloaded?
None of the parties, including defense attorneys, anticipate it will.
How much data are on the servers?
They contain 350 terabytes.
That is enough storage to save the data of every registered voter in America.
With plenty of room to spare.
And send it to Wuhan, China.
Whether or not they purchased Konnech election software.
More details are in this story and video from yesterday’s court hearing: