Update: April 29, 4:00 AM

The American Lindell team, known as the "Grim Reaper of Election Fraud," has arrived in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province, and kicked off their first official activity with a meeting with Hwang Kyo-ahn, leader of the Liberty and Innovation Party and former acting president and prime minister, who is running for a parliamentary seat in the region. [US-Korea News] 

Dr. Douglas G. Frank (left), who has dedicated himself to uncovering the truth about election fraud in the United States, and Hwang Kyo-ahn, leader of the Liberty and Innovation Party, are in discussion. [Pyeongtaek=Reporter Heo Kyum]Lindell, Trump's Golf Buddy, Formed and Dispatched the Team Personally 

"Real-time White House Report on Korean Election Fraud" 

Primarily Protestants… Strategy Meeting Commences After Prayer 

"We'll Crush Anyone We Catch" - A Commonly Recited Slogan

Continuing Ties with Candidate Hwang, Running for Pyeongtaek B Constituency 

"I Don't Fear Death... It's a Calling from God" 

The American Lindell team, known as the "Grim Reaper of Election Fraud," has arrived in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province, and kicked off their first official activity with a meeting with Hwang Kyo-ahn, leader of the Liberty and Innovation Party and former acting president and prime minister, who is running for a parliamentary seat in the region. 

The American members of the US-Korea joint election fraud investigation team, who entered the country through Incheon Airport on the afternoon of the 28th, held a brief informal interview at the airport before heading directly to Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province. 

Dr. Douglas G. Frank, who was suddenly added as an American member of the joint investigation team, and former US Ambassador for International Criminal Justice Morse H. Tan (Korean name: Dan Hyun-myeong) stayed at a location in Pyeongtaek and engaged in close discussions with Hwang Kyo-ahn, who arrived after finishing his campaign activities, his wife, and other related individuals until past midnight into the early morning of the 29th. 

At the airport press conference, Dr. Frank, who identified himself as a "Christian (Protestant)," prayed with Elder Hwang and his wife, Choi Ji-young, a Doctor of Theology, and the rest of the group for the protection of the Republic of Korea with a sense of national salvation, before fully embarking on strategic discussions. Ambassador Tan, who previously taught at a renowned American Protestant university and is known to be a devout Protestant, was also present. 

They reached a strong consensus that election fraud is a systematic international fraud cartel that far exceeds the scope of what ordinary people imagine, and is the fundamental reason for the intense resistance that follows. They dedicated joint efforts to formulating a challenging yet achievable strategy to start the process of eradicating it from its roots in Korea. In essence, this means focusing on finding a single "trigger" for a decisive blow. 

Hwang Kyo-ahn, who invited the Lindell team, known for their close ties with US President Donald Trump, to Pyeongtaek, encouraged them, saying, "I sincerely welcome the participation of the US election observation team," and expressed his expectation for significant achievements. 

Dr. Frank responded, "I analyzed Korea's election patterns on the flight to Korea," and stated, "It is urgent to regain the voting rights that the citizens of the Republic of Korea have lost." 

He added, "My father-in-law participated in the Korean War, and I do not consider my coming here by chance." In response, Director Park Ju-hyun remarked, "Some have likened this visit to the 'Second Incheon Landing Operation'," giving it significant meaning. 

Intense Interest in the Actions of a Genius Physicist Risking His Life to Investigate Election Fraud 

Dr. Douglas Frank is a genius physicist with significant research achievements in the field of surface electroanalytical chemistry, having published approximately 60 scientific papers and appearing on the cover of prestigious scientific journals. After leaving academia in 1996, he dedicated 25 years to the special education of gifted students in Cincinnati, Ohio. Since the 2020 US presidential election, he has been intensely focused on uncovering the truth about election fraud. 

He is credited with publicly demonstrating the algorithmic patterns proving election manipulation in two of Lindell's documentaries, "Scientific Proof" and "Absolute Interference," which were produced by Lindell, a leader in exposing election fraud in the United States. 

Dr. Frank provided the theoretical foundation for the MAGA (Make America Great Again) movement, which was triggered by President Trump's defeat in the 2020 US presidential election, leading national resistance and continuously spreading grassroots election reform proposals. He has directly met with secretaries of state and attorneys general in about 40 states, emphasizing that past US elections have been exposed to election fraud and focusing on informing them of countermeasures. 

Mike Lindell, who brought Dr. Frank onto the joint investigation team, promised cooperation when he met with Hwang Kyo-ahn, who spoke at CPAC in March, and is recognized for keeping his promise with the arrival of the Lindell team and the commencement of their activities in Korea. A long-time "election fraud comrade" of President Trump, Lindell is the founder and billionaire owner of the famous American pillow company "MyPillow." Outraged by the suppression of election fraud truths by the left-leaning mainstream media, he started his own broadcasting station. The pillow advertisements that appear as pop-ups on President Trump's personal social media platform, "Truth Social," are MyPillow products. 

He has persistently raised issues of election fairness in the United States, investing a considerable amount of his personal fortune, and has made special efforts to scientifically investigate election fraud by operating a separate cyber team. An anonymous group of IT experts, who began surveillance activities simultaneously in the US in conjunction with Dr. Frank's visit to Korea, are part of the Lindell cyber team, hence they are called the "Lindell team." It is reported that they are widely known for their extremely simple slogan, "We'll crush anyone we catch." Another IT expert, in a preliminary meeting with the Korean joint investigation team, expressed strong resolve, stating, "I do not fear death. I believe it is a calling from God." 

Pyeongtaek=Reporter Heo Kyum 

Previous Article: April 28, 9:01 PM 

US-Korea Election Fraud Investigation Team Arrives... "Trump Knows About Our Activities"

From left, lawyer Park Ju-hyun, Dr. Douglas Frank, and former Ambassador Morse Tan. [Incheon Airport=Reporter Heo Kyum] 

Morse Tan Meets with Police... Procedures Take Time 

Activities Begin After Arriving at Incheon Airport on the Afternoon of the 28th

The American members of the US-Korea joint election fraud investigation team made a surprise entry through Incheon International Airport on the afternoon of the 28th. 

The joint investigation team was officially proposed by Hwang Kyo-ahn, leader of the Liberty and Innovation Party and former acting president and prime minister, who is running for a parliamentary seat in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province, in the upcoming June 3rd local elections, at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in the United States in March. 

Dr. Douglas G. Frank, a member of the joint investigation team that was recently officially launched under the banner of truth, transparency, and justice, stated in an interview immediately after his arrival, "There are official and unofficial channels, and Lindell is on golfing terms with President Trump," adding, "President Trump knows what the US-Korea joint election fraud investigation team is doing." 

Dr. Frank, who has appeared twice in Lindell's documentaries such as "Absolute Interference," is an expert in tracking US election fraud who has proven how electronic counting machines are manipulated and how they report in real time to those who manipulate them. 

He is also known to be close with President Trump, Lindell, Patrick Byrne, founder of Overstock.com, and Tina Peters, former Mesa County Clerk. 

Former US Ambassador for International Criminal Justice Morse H. Tan (Korean name: Dan Hyun-myeong) has also returned to Korea. 

Ambassador Tan, who was actively involved in international election monitoring during the June 3rd presidential election last year, emphasized, "I cannot disclose names, but senior White House officials and senior figures in various states whom I met in the US are aware of the serious crisis in Korea," and vowed, "I will do my best to eradicate election fraud." 

It is reported that Morse Tan met with police during his entry procedures. 

At the arrival site, a minimal number of officials, including Korean team leader lawyer Park Ju-hyun, were present to greet and welcome the American members of the investigation team upon their arrival at the airport. 

Director Park Ju-hyun emphasized, "Election fraud also evolves," and added, "This time, we have intelligence that multiple people registered their residency at the same address, so we are also considering the possibility of manipulation in same-day voting." He further pledged, "If the United States designates countries that have conspired in election fraud as terrorist organizations, and if our country is implicated in those countries, we will do our best in our investigation activities to inform the public of that fact." 

The US-Korea joint election fraud investigation team recently began full-scale activities in Korea after receiving a firm promise of support from Mike Lindell, CEO of Lindell TV and a close friend of US President Donald Trump and a fellow fighter against election fraud, whom Hwang Kyo-ahn met at CPAC in the United States in March. Lindell pledged to dispatch experts to investigate election fraud in Korea. 

At that time, Hwang Kyo-ahn stated on the main stage at CPAC, the largest conservative conference in the United States, "President Yoon Suk-yeol was impeached due to the machinations of pro-China forces who seized the National Assembly through election fraud," and urged the US government and Congress to prepare a resolution for a joint US-Korea investigation into suspicions of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) involvement in Korean election fraud. 

Incheon Airport=Reporter Heo Kyum