The witness initially could not recall working for the company involved in the [2020] election, then remembered after being reminded of where he applied — at the Dollar General; he wore bright neon-colored clothing and worked only a couple of weeks in the Fall (p.1).
p.1Canvasser Interview — Probably Forged Signatures
FBI FD-302 telephonic interview reportDec 14, 20231 pageFBIMichigan Witness Interview Memo Probably Forged Memos RELEASE MARKED.pdf
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The witness admitted he 'probably did at some point' forge signatures while collecting voter registration signatures, and believed people would fake signatures.
The witness was paid per signature collected and expected to meet a daily quota, creating a financial incentive to forge signatures.
The witness initially could not recall working for the company involved in the 2020 election, only remembering after being reminded of where he applied.
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His job was collecting signatures for voter registration; he was paid based on how many signatures he collected and was expected to get a certain amount daily; if he collected none, he would not get paid (p.1).
p.1He could not specifically remember forging signatures but advised he "probably did at some point," and believed people would fake signatures (p.1).
p.1Agents sent a photo of the canvasser contract to his cell phone; he confirmed the contract contained his handwriting and signature (p.1).
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