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investigative leads or relevant facts that would at least seem worthy of

investigating from from a law enforcement perspective, considering that these are people who,

you know, in Fulton County, it's been alleged

were a part of a

overarching conspiracy to overturn the results of election that Coffey County was a

part of that.

I'm Benjamin Wittis and this is the Law Fair Podcast, December 1st,

2003. Anna Bauer is a Legal Fellow at Law Fair and our Fulton County correspondent and as you probably

know has been digging into the weird events in Coffey County in the aftermath of the 2020 election.

Her latest tone on the subject is entitled what the GBI missed in Coffey County and is about the Georgia State

Investigation the report on which clocks in at almost 400 pages but is a great deal less impressive than it may seem at first glance.

Anna joined me in the virtual jungle studio to talk about the GBI's investigation of the

coffee county caper. What did they do? What didn't they do? Did they add any new information?

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