A Gray Man in a Gray Mask with a Gray Horse

Dennis Montgomery Testifies in Coomer v. Lindell

Wednesday in Coomer v. Lindell was unexpected, and jam-packed as the plaintiffs dash to the finish line of their case.

The first witness called Monday was Dennis Montgomery, previously thought to be a ghost, the alleged inventor of Hammer and Scorecard. Highly anticipated, Montgomery’s testimony came in via video deposition, and he was wearing a gray mask – literally. On the second day of his deposition, he took off the mask, and we saw his face.

This is his face, though he’s older and his hair has more white than gray:

This image is from a 2022 Reuters article about Montgomery, and this is the man that testified on Wednesday.

During his testimony, he claims to have built a tool that allows the US government to steal elections around the world without detection, and he claimed the CIA is the main operator of the tool. But then he also said he was the only one who knew how to use the tool. He also said the CIA told him that they stole elections, but also that he watched them steal elections.

Mike Lindell traded him an interest in his business for a house in Naples, FL. But also Montgomery bought the house with the $1.8M Lindell gave him for the business. But also Montgomery took the money from Mike as a loan. The house is held in Montgomery’s wife’s trust – which is called Gray Horse Family Trust.

That’s an interesting name.

“And I saw a grey horse, and the name of him who was seated on it was Death; and Hell came after him. And there was given to them authority over the fourth part of the earth, to put to destruction by the sword, and by taking away their food, and by death, and by the beasts of the earth.” Revelation 6:8

That sounds like people that steal elections, just saying.

The plaintiffs also called Doug Bania, a reputation repair expert; Brannon Howse, the man that insisted Mike connect with Mary Fanning and Dennis Montgomery; Mike Lindell, for day three of his testimony (finally finished), and Professor J. Alex Halderman, a cyber security and elections security expert. It’s all worth a read, and you can catch up on Day 8 here:

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1932820184093364343.html

Court resumes at 8:30aMT tomorrow, and Plaintiffs are expected to rest following Halderman. Jury instructions are being finalized by the parties overnight, and the court has stated her desire to begin closing arguments mid-afternoon tomorrow. That gives Mike Lindell’s defense team a few hours before the presentation of evidence and the examination of witnesses is complete. We’ll see if they can pull off that schedule.

See you from Denver tomorrow!

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