Forensic Cyber Symposium Findings

The "Mike Lindell" Cyber Symposium was held Tuesday through Thursday (August 10, 11, and 12) at The Alliance: South Dakota Military Heritage Alliance, 1600 W. Russell ST. Sioux Falls, SD 57104.

This event was a closed event and by invite only.  I understand that those invited by Lindell included all State and Federal Senators and Representatives, Attorney Generals, credentialed cyber experts, and election officials from each of the States.  At least 49 States were represented at the Symposium.  Further, more than a dozen credentialed cyber experts,  Lindell's "Red Team" cyber forensic experts, and the media.

A huge thank you from me to the great South Dakota Representatives who insisted with Lindell that Steve Meyer had to be part of this.  Without their demands for getting me there, the authoring of my findings may never have come to fruition.  I spent time on the main floor with an overflowed table of South Dakota legislators.  We all became close friends.  What a fantastic group of people.

Further my salute of thanks to the security team of special forces and officers for their great efforts in securing a safe environment for us.  You are appreciated.

Here is a summary of my findings:  There was no readily available forensic data made available, during this Cyber Symposium, to the Constitutional Alliance that provided proof that any particular vote had been changed. 

Let me be clear, that doesn't mean such evidence doesn't exist only that it wasn't delivered before me during this event. 

The Constitutional Alliance continues to be ready to evaluate forensic data when made available to us.