I left a message with Kelly Rossman-McKinney, Communications Director of Michigan's AG. She called me back and said it was "misinformation" that the AG was blocking the release of the Dominion information. So I asked her who was and why it wasn't released. She told me it was up to a judge and that her office hadn't filed to block the information. I asked who I could call to urge them to release the information and said she'd text me. Here is our text exchange. Does anyone have any insight here?
Kelly: "Case is Bailey vs Antrim County before 13th Circuit Court Judge Kevin Elsenheimer"
Me: "Hi Kelly, thank you again for your assistance with this. So to clarify, this judge is blocking the release of the Anterim county forensic findings? And it was his decision to do so and no one in your office ever filed to block the information? Is that correct? You are so kind to clarify."
Kelly: "No that is not correct. No one has moved to block or suppress the information."
Me: "So, just again, so I understand completely before bringing this to the public, in what way are you intervening on behalf of the secretary of state?"
Kelly: "It is asking the court's permission to let the Secretary of State be part of the lawsuit with Antrim County."
Me: "Thank you for clarifying. I hope you have a great day."
Kelly: "Of Course"
So what's going on? Is there another question I should ask? I can tell she's sidestepping me but I don't know in what way.
UPDATE! OK, Teri, someone who works for the 13th circuit court just called me back. She said it was her understanding (but she clarified it was her opinion based on the live hearing that she listened to on YouTube but is not recorded for our reference) that the audit is not yet done. I said, well Kelly told me it was done but wasn't being released because it was pending litigation with the judge (I was more polite than this). Teri said she can't speak to what Kelly thinks but it's her understanding as a private citizen no one is blocking it and that it hasn't been released because it's not yet done. She says we can't see a recording but we can order a court transcript (which she says is expensive). Black Box.