Greg Phillips and True The Vote are the basis of a lot of going nowhere tips & lawsuits
https://www.npr.org/2022/11/10/1135839608/los-angeles-county-dropped-charges-konnech-true-the-vote
LA County drops charges against election software executive, citing 'potential bias'
November 10, 20226:31 PM ET
In October, the district attorney's office acknowledged to NPR that the investigation began after a tip from Gregg Phillips, a prominent election denier associated with the controversial group True the Vote, which executive produced and provided the basis for the claims in the widely debunked film
2000 Mules.
Phillips has said that the group's interest in Konnech was spurred, in part, by information provided by followers of the far-right conspiracy QAnon and suggested that it was part of a "red Chinese communist op-run against the United States."
Konnech and Yu have consistently denied the district attorney's charges, noting True the Vote's shady affiliations and suggesting that xenophobia is a driving force behind the original probe. Yu immigrated to the U.S. from China in the 1980s and became an American citizen in 1997.
In September, Konnech filed a lawsuit in federal court against True the Vote and alleged that the group had hacked Konnech's data, defaming the company with a xenophobic "smear campaign."
Both Phillips and Catherine Engelbrecht, True the Vote's founder, were recently
briefly jailed after refusing to release the name of the suspected hacker.
True the Vote did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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