31 On 13th November 2017, the Intervenor/Complainants had augmented their list of witnesses to 20 and of the twenty they presented 14 witnesses for qualification. The Intervenor/ Complainant's second witness was J. Cole Bangalu who testified to the following; that the provisional roll was not published; that when the final roll was released there were discrepancies like individual names not matching pictures; that the Chairman announced that those holding voter cards will vote even if their names were not found in the FRR; that the UP raised concern and a Commissioner at the NEC disagreed with the Chairman statement and the untimely publication of the FRR; that on September 23, 2017 seven political parties were given the FRR on a flash drive; that the NEC had a SMS system which the UP believe is an alteration of the FRR which amounts to fraud; that group of people were disenfranchised of their right to vote; that voters voted more than once; that the ballots discovered in Grand Gedeh County were not know your candidate papers. The Complainant/Intervenors' third witness is Josiah Flomo Joekai, who informed the Hearing of the following: that occurrences were orchestrated by the leadership of Chairman Korkoya that led to inefficiency and incapacity at the Commission; that the Voter Registration process started in a disorderly manner; that the provisional registration roll was characterized by lots of omissions; that he was a candidate in the elections but his name was not found in the provisional voter roll; that Chairman Korkoya told the Liberian Senate that there were only 13,000 omissions in the provisional registration roll; that it was anti-democratic for Chairman Korkoya to announce that those with voter cards will vote even if their particulars were not found in the FRR; that he indicated that we were not going to have a credible voter roll; that he voted illegally on elections day because his name was not found in the FRR; that the SMS system by which his particulars were identified is also an illegal process; that culprits were apprehended processing illegal voter registration cards; that people who voted in the FRR identities were being merged with the wrong people; that separate voter roll was created that subordinated the FRR. The Intervenor/Complainants' fourth witness was Ottos Saye Bliton from Grand Gedeh County who testified to the following; that the Town Chief daughter in Glay Town discovered ballot papers when she went to take bath in a bambo bathroom; that the ballots were the Presidential ballot papers with red strips and Representative ballots with green strips; that they were instructed by an NEC official to take a police officer with them on the scene; that the police officer took the ballot papers and reported them to the NEC local office; that he took photos and videos of the ballot papers. The Intervenor/Complainants fifth witness was Youdy Bella from Grand Gedeh County, summary of his testimonies is here below; that he saw ballot papers being rooted from a bathroom in Glay Town; that the ballot papers were turned over to a police officer called Weah who took the papers to the NEC Zwedru office; that the ballot papers were received by an NEC officer called Mr. Donald. The Intervenor/Complainants sixth witness is a subpoena witness the Executive Director of the NEC who was called to present and testify to the used Presidential ballot paper, the used Representative ballot paper and the KnowYour-Candidate poster and the flash drive containing the FRR. The witness presented the flash drive and confirmed that it is the flash drive that was distributed to political parties in September 2017. The witness