Wed Nov 2, 2022 – 2:17 pm EDT
HOUSTON (LifeSiteNews) – Catherine Engelbrecht and Gregg Phillips of election fraud watchdog group True the Vote were jailed for contempt of court Monday for refusing to divulge the name of a source for their claims against election software company Konnech.
Votebeat Texas reports that the pair claim that last year they were given evidence by two individuals, Mike Hasson and another unidentified “analyst” who was also a confidential FBI informant, of Konnech’s alleged influence on the 2020 presidential election.
Konnech founder and CEO Eugene Yu currently faces felony charges in Los Angeles for allegedly giving contractors in China access to data that was supposed to remain in the United States, but the company has filed a civil suit against True the Vote, alleging that their claims has inspired threats against Yu’s family and harm to his reputation.
U.S. District Judge Kenneth Hoyt, an appointee of former President Ronald Reagan, ordered Engelbrecht and Phillips to disclose the name of the mystery analyst. “Every name I give you gets doxxed and harassed,” Engelbrecht argued according to the Houston Chronicle. Following the 20-minute hearing, Hoyt ordered the two be taken into
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