Just Security Names of Unindicted Coconspirators Fulton County Indictment Trump
Just Security Names of Unindicted Coconspirators Fulton County Indictment Trump
Just Security Names of Unindicted Coconspirators Fulton County Indictment Trump
Just Security
August 16, 2023; updated on August 17 and 25, 2023 (updates are noted in the Chart itself and
also listed below the Chart)
In a 41-count indictment unsealed on Monday, a Fulton County, Georgia grand jury charged
former President Donald Trump and 18 other defendants with a constellation of crimes. The
indictment alleges several interconnected schemes to overturn the legitimate results of Georgia’s
2020 presidential election—and efforts to conceal those schemes.
The indictment also catalogs the acts of 30 unnamed “unindicted co-conspirators,” who were
allegedly involved in “overt acts in furtherance of the conspiracy.” In the Chart below we
assembled ample clues throughout the charging document to match the anonymous co-
conspirators to possible identities. In many cases, the attribution is clear because the Indictment
references communications sent or received by a particular individual which can be compared to
communications in the publicly available record (including the final report and documents
produced by the House Select Committee and in litigation). While there is not sufficient
information to fully confirm all 30—and prosecutors are ethically barred from identifying
unindicted co-conspirators without issuing charges—we have pieced together many of their
potential identities. We also show the basis for any potential attributions in the Chart.
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Unindicted Co- Possible Identity References in
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Individual 2 False Elector Act 2, p. 20
Act 36, p. 28
Acts 79-82 in the indictment indicate that Act 37, p. 28
Individual 2 is one of Georgia’s 16 false Act 54, p. 32
electors. We list each false elector who Act 79, p. 40
was not indicted or otherwise identified in Act 80, p. 40
this chart. Act 81, p. 41
Act 82, p. 41
1. Mark Amick
2. "Ken" Carroll
3. Brad Carver
4. Vikki Townsend Consiglio
5. John Downey
6. Carolyn Hall Fisher
7. Gloria Kay Godwin
8. David G. Hanna
9. Mark W. Hennessy
10. Daryl Moody
11. C.B. Yada
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Individual 5 Bernard Kerik Act 9, p. 22
Act 17, p. 23
Act 20, p. 24
Act 40 in the indictment references an Act 40, p. 29
email sent on 12/08/2020, at Trump’s Act 61, p. 35
request, by Bill White to Individual 5,
Giuliani, and others, containing
information on Majority Leader of the
Georgia Senate Mike Dugan and President
Pro Tempore of the Georgia Senate Butch
Miller. A record of the email is included in
the House Select Committee’s documents
production. In addition to Giuliani and
Kerik, Molly Michael and Dan Scavino
were the other two recipients of White’s
email. It is unlikely that either of these
White House staffers are Individual 5
given neither are reported to have attended
a 12/01/2020 meeting alongside Giuliani
with Speaker of the Arizona House,
President of the Arizona Senate, and other
Arizona legislators. Kerik did attend this
meeting (per Rusty Bowers informal
congressional interview referenced in
House Select Committee final report, p.
313, n. 207).
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legislators to discuss holding a special
session of the Pennsylvania General
Assembly. Waldron attended this meeting
(per Rusty Bowers informal congressional
interview referenced in House Select
Committee final report, p. 313, n. 207).
Waldron also confirmed his attendance to
the Washington Post.
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director of election day operations for Trump’s
campaign. The other four people in the list
were responsible for single states. James
Fitzpatrick (PA), Shawn Flynn (MI), Thomas
Lane (NM), Valerie Phillips McConahay (NV)
(House Select Committee final report ch 3.4 n.
76). We thank Kevin Skoglund for this
insight.
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Identified by The Daily Beast.
See also David Shafer congressional
deposition (66: 18-23)
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Act 82, p. 41
Individual 14 False elector Act 79, p. 40
Act 80, p. 40
Act 81, p. 41
See the entry for “Individual 2” for the list Act 82, p. 41
of unidentified false electors.
Individual 15 False elector Act 79, p. 40
Act 80, p. 40
Act 81, p. 41
See the entry for “Individual 2” for the list Act 82, p. 41
of unidentified false electors. Act 85, p. 42
Individual 16 False elector Act 79, p. 40
Act 80, p. 40
Act 81, p. 41
See the entry for “Individual 2” for the list Act 82, p. 41
of unidentified false electors.
Individual 17 False elector Act 79, p. 40
Act 80, p. 40
Act 81, p. 41
See the entry for “Individual 2” for the list Act 82, p. 41
of unidentified false electors.
Individual 18 False elector Act 79, p. 40
Act 80, p. 40
Act 81, p. 41
See the entry for “Individual 10 for the list Act 82, p. 41
of unidentified false electors.
Individual 19 False elector Act 79, p. 40
Act 80, p. 40
Act 81, p. 41
See the entry for “Individual 2” for the list Act 82, p. 41
of unidentified false electors.
Individual 20 Maybe Michael Flynn or Act 90, p. 43
Patrick Byrne or else Emily
Newman
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advancing different “strategies and
theories” during the 12/18/2020 meeting.
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Individual 23 Participant in phone calls Act 115, p. 53
Act 127, p. 59
with Harrison Floyd and
others.
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Individual 26 Probably Todd Sanders, a.k.a. Act 151, p. 66
“Scott T.” (a second time)
[Update]
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Individual 27 Probably Conan Hayes (a Act 152, p. 67
second time) [Update]
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asking him to send voting data taken from
Coffee County to an attorney associated
with Sidney Powell. The email was sent by
Jim Penrose, and copied Stephanie
Lambert, and it was accounted for in
Curling v. Raffensperger (see Gabriel
Sterling’s deposition, at p. 286:22-25;
Kevin Skoglund declaration, at § 77).
Penrose was also the one person who
downloaded all voting data from
SullivanStrickler’s ShareFile on
01/13/2021, according to activity logs
(p.6), which Act 153 in the indictment
alleges.
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FedEx package was sent to Lambert– See
Gabriel Sterling’s deposition, at p. 286:
22-25; Kevin Skoglund declaration, at §§
77-78).
1. Individual 7: New analysis of information indicating higher likelihood of G. Michael Brown (with
appreciation to Kevin Skoglund for advice)
2. Individual 9: The Daily Beast identified Individual 9 as then-Georgia GOP treasurer Joseph
Brannan (reporting for Daily Beast by Roger Sollenberger and William Bredderman)
3. Individual 20: Include August 16, 2023 denial by Patrick Byrne (interview with Salt Lake Tribune’s
Bryan Schott)
4. Individual 26: New analysis of SullivanStrickler activity logs indicating Individual 26 is Todd Sanders,
a.k.a “Scott T” (with appreciation to Kevin Skoglund for advice)
5. Individual 27: New analysis of SullivanStrickler activity logs indicating Individual 27 is Conan Hayes
(with appreciation to Kevin Skoglund for advice)
Individuals 10 and 11: The Hill’s Zach Schonfeld identified Individuals 10 and 11 as Vikki Townsend
Consiglio or Carolyn Fisher based on a matching email.
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