ATLANTA — A former Georgia election worker whose life was turned upside down by former President Donald Trump's bogus claims of election fraud at State Farm Arena will testify to congressional investigators Tuesday.
Trump accused Wandrea ArShaye "Shaye" Moss and her mother, Ruby Freeman, of rigging the November 2020 election for Joe Biden with "suitcases" of ballots on election night. The pair were featured in a video that Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani called a "smoking gun" for voting fraud at the arena.
It was not a smoking gun. State and federal investigators reviewed the video, interviewed election workers and determined they did nothing improper. But Moss faced death threats and racist taunts, which forced her into hiding.