68 Year-Old Gold Star Mom Jailed for 9 YEARS for Exposing Vote Fraud

In yet nother case of obscene and criminal of political persecution, former Mesa County, Colorado Clerk Tina Peters, 68—a gold star mother—has been sentenced to 9 years in prison.

Her crime? Trying to secure our elections. We have been overthrown by the worst An

Judge in Former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters Trial Gives Summary Remarks Before Sentencing; Sends a Chilling Message to Election Officials and Election Integrity Activists

Gold Star Mom Tina Peters sacrificed her freedom to expose election fraud in Colorado

Now that she’s been sentences to 9 years in prison, she’s released her election fraud findings

It shows they deleted files

Her incredible work needs to be publicized, analyzed, and amplified https://t.co/MqE8zK1DBY

— DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) October 9, 2024

A 69-year-old whistleblower was just sentenced to 9 years in prison but not the Cheating Democrats. https://t.co/ZkibyxphNl

— Catturd (@catturd2) October 3, 2024

His rant is democrat talking points, 101.

His job was to determine the illegality of the collection of evidence but, here he is carrying water, for the regime, in a shameful abuse of power.

F*cking infuriating. @FSociety_1942 has covered this case from start to finish. If you…

— JaneDoeCitizen (@JaneDoeCitizen) October 3, 2024

This is an injustice

Tina Peters is a Gold Star Mom with no criminal record

Her son was a Navy SEAL who died serving our country

Tina was a Mesa County election clerk and was told by corrupt Sec of State Jenna Griswold to delete election data on voting machines

Tina made a… https://t.co/hEkw2LH5RM

— DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) October 3, 2024

Former Mesa, CO Clerk and Gold Star Mother Tina Peters Sentenced to 9 Years in Latest Political Persecution

By: Jim Hᴏft Oct. 3, 2024:

In yet another blatant display of political persecution, former Mesa County, Colorado Clerk Tina Peters, 68—a gold star mother—has been sentenced to 9 years in prison.

After bravely raising questions about election irregularities, Peters was relentlessly pursued by local and federal authorities, culminating in charges that were politically motivated from the outset.

Peters’ crime? Exposing the truth about what happened in the 2020 election.

Last month, Tina Peters was found guilty on seven of ten charges for preserving critical election data.

The Gateway Pundit’s Brian Lupo attended the trial.

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Tina Peters is the Election Clerk from Mesa County, Colorado. She made a copy of her machines’ information before performing the action requested by Griswald, who demanded that all voting machines’s election data should be erased (which is against the law) after the 2020 election.

Ms. Peters was attacked for her actions.

Mesa County District launched a criminal investigation against Peters for allegedly posting election system passwords on the internet.

Peters maintains she had nothing to do with the crime she is accused and is being targeted for documenting election fraud in her county.

“We have a secretary of state that is drunk with power. She makes emergency decrees and when we query her – she refuses to answer in violation of the state law,” she told the crowd during Mike Lindell’s symposium.

“When I started having citizens come to me and tell me that something didn’t’ seem right in our local city elections from years ago to our 2020 election I said if there is a there we will do something about it. I am a Republican — I am a conservative and she’s not and she weaponizes her position to attack people who disagree with her.

“I’ve been persecuted. They are trying to take over our election office. We are the last bastion of freedom in Colorado,” the Mesa County. “We have listened to people. They send me things from all over and there are some discrepancies there that I cannot deny or unsee.”

The FBI raided her home instead of investigating her claims.

“The FBI raided my home at 6 a.m. this morning, accusing me of committing a crime. And they raided the homes of my friends, mostly older women. I was terrified,” ” Peters said on the Lindell channel, adding the FBI “used a battering ram” to destroy the front door of one of her friends’ homes, according to Colorado Politics.

“Essentially, they were soldiers in combat gear. They were not men in suits with badges,” Peters said. “They looked very much like they were in a combat zone — soldiers with automatic weapons and combat gear.”

In February 2022, Peters was interrupted at a local restaurant by police and arrested on some garbage charges.

In August 2024, Peters was convicted on three counts of attempting to influence a public servant and one count of conspiracy to commit criminal impersonation.

Additionally, she faced convictions for first-degree official misconduct, violation of duty, and failure to comply with an order from the Secretary of State—each a misdemeanor, according to CPR News.

The jury found Peters not guilty on three charges: criminal impersonation, conspiracy to commit criminal impersonation, and identity theft.

Continued….