32 presented the used Presidential ballot paper and confirmed that it has a red strip on the back. The witness presented the used Representative ballot paper and confirmed that it has a green strip on the back. The witness presented the ballot paper stub and testified that the serial number is found on the stub and not on the ballot itself. The witness also presented the 'Know-Your-Candidate posters and confirmed that it was the poster used in the 2017 elections. The Intervenor/Complainants seventh witness was Jeff Blibo a special witness who analyzed and testified to two flash drives as follows; that the flash drive that was given to the Unity Party in September had less data than the one subpoena; that a total of 79 polling places were missing across 10 precinct not recorded on the previous drive and 31 precincts with one or more missing from the data that was given prior; that the missing polling places amount to 35,267 registered voters with 10 duplicated ID numbers assigned to voters; that the FRR is different from the online system and the flash drives that was given to him. The complainants eighth witness, Frances Johnson-Allison, the witness provided the below testimonies; that she heard of the irregularities and the fraud and was alarmed about the kinds of things that she heard; that we went to the October 10, 2017 polls without a Final Registration Roll; that the Final Registration Roll shows the number of registered voters; that the Final Registration Roll was not published; that the Final Registration Roll is published by placing it at various precincts and polling places. The Intervenor/Complainants ninth witness was David Menyongai, a former Commissioner of the NEC. The witness testified to the below testimonies that the provisional listing must be published at all registration centers while the final registration roll must be made available for inspection at the local offices of NEC. As to other matters, he could not remember since, he left the Commission 7 years ago. The Intervenor/Complainants tenth witness was Dennis Saah Popay, a resident of Duazon, Margibi County. The witness provided as follows; that he went to vote at the Rock International and his name was not found in the FRR and his name was written on an addendum and allowed to vote. The Intervenor/Complainants eleventh witness is Nou Kenneh a resident of Jacob Town District #2, Montserrado County. Witness Kenneh testify as follows; that after he voted at the Muslim Solidarity Elementary and Junior High School, he came out and saw the people crying with their voter cards in their hands 'we want vote' 'we want vote' he took out his phone and took a photo; that Hon. Sekou Kenneh told him to go in the Community and fine out those who did not vote because their names were not in the FRR; that they went in the community and collected voter cards from people and some people refused to give their cards. The Intervenor/Complainants' counsel thereafter presented 182 voter cards for identification, marking and admission into evidence. An objection to this application was sustained on ground that the witness did not establish any authority between him and the owners of the 182 voter cards. The Intervenor/Complainants rested with the production of evidence after the testimonies of witness Kenneh and presented for admission into evidence Hearing marked Instruments C/1 to C/22. The Intervenor/Complainant's materials and documentary evidence were duly admitted into evidence.