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Giuliani’s Star Witness At Voter Fraud Hearing Just Got Off Probation For A ‘Computer Crime’: Report

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One of the Trump campaign’s key witnesses at a hearing about alleged voter fraud before the Michigan legislature just got off probation for an unspecified “computer crime,” the Daily Mail and the UK Independent reports.

Mellissa Carone, a former contractor for Dominion Voting Systems, went before the Michigan House Oversight Committee on Wednesday and claimed, without evidence, that she witnessed a host of election misconduct at a Detroit counting center.

According to the Mail, Carone, 33, was sentenced last September to 12 months of probation for an as-yet-unreported incident in 2018, which court documents refer to as “disorderly circumstances warranting alarm” and “computers-using to commit a crime.” The vocal Trump supporter who

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