Last week a jury over in the state of Wisconsin found an election official to be

guilty of ballot fraud. Specifically this was an election official over in

Milwaukee named Kimberly Zepada, who back in November of

2022 fraudulently requested several absentee mail-in ballots and send those

ballots to the address of someone who was not even expecting them. However, not everything is as it seems in this case, and the details are rather strange to say the least, and so let's go through them together. Now in November of 2022, right ahead of the midterm elections, something odd happened.

A Wisconsin State Representative named Janelle Branchin,

she opened her mailbox at home and she found three authentic mail-in ballots that were sent there.

Quote, Representative Branchin received three authentic military ballots to her home addressed to Holly, a woman who has never lived there.

Branchin believed this was part of a scheme to steal votes in Wisconsin.

And as such, this state representative issued a public alert,

which included a photo of the three ballots

that she received.

You can see them up on your screen.

An official investigation was then launched

by the Wukasha County Sheriff's Department and after several days of investigating

they discovered that these ballots were not sent by mistake. Instead, it was Miss

Kimberly Zapada who had requested them by using fake aliases.

Here's specifically how it's laid out in the criminal complaint and just for your general

reference during this period of time in November of 2022, Ms. Zapata was serving as the deputy director of the Election

Commission over in the city of Milwaukee.

On the morning of October 25, Ms. Kimberly Zapata made up three names with fake social security

numbers and requested military

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