44 no worksheet; that more people voted at polling places than the number of people registered; that at some polling places 850 ballot papers were brought, that there was 1109 votes giving to a candidate at a single polling place; that the voting card numbers of voters starts with seven and ends with seven; that during the election' process some persons were caught with voting machine; that 2000 ballot papers were reported at a particular place;. that candidate Charles Walker Brumskine of the Liberty Party got 247 votes at a particular place but the number was changed to 9 and the balance was giving to another candidate; that there were areas where people were allowed to vote after polls were closed; that people voted in tubs and opened ballot boxes. • Witness Sanvee testified that polling centers opened late; that there were some polling places that did not have queue controllers;_ that people could not find their places to vote and they could not also find their names in the registration roll; that there was no presiding officer worksheet; that there were no serial numbers on the ballots; that the record of count showed that Mr. Kwasi Johnson obtained zero vote and after a recount he got 26 votes; that votes for candidate Brumskine were given to another candidate; that people carried ballot boxes in canoes and on their heads unaccompanied by security officers; that Mr. Amos Seiboe was arrested with voter registration making machine; that the CDC presidential ticket was giving 1109 votes at a particular polling center exceeding the maximum number of registered voters at that polling place, that in Grand Gedeh County ballot papers were discovered thrown in the water. •. Witness Fahnbulleh testified that he registered in Volocawhen Town District #7 Bong County; that on Election Day, ballot boxes, were taken to Camp America instead of Volocawhen Town. • Witness Darling Clinton testified that she saw a Presiding Officer break the seals on a ballot box and put his hand in the said ballot box. • Witness Wehyee testified that he got report from the tally center in Nimba County that showed variances in the results; that at three polling places, the ballots were in excess of 178; 294; and 176; that 14 of such occurred in Nimba County. • Witness Harris testified that she registered to the precinct at which she was assigned but when she went to vote her name was not found in the FRR. • Witness Victoria Koffa testified that she went to several rooms intending to vote, but that she did not vote because her name was not found in the FRR. • Witness Yah Golden testified that she went to vote but her name was not found in the FRR and that election supervisor Doyen Moore asked her for LD150 before she could vote; that she complied with Mr. Moore's request. • Witness Mark testified that he was at the tally center at the SDK Sports complex when the ballots from the PG precinct code 30121, polling place #3, was brought for recounting; that before the counting the LP candidate had zero vote but after the recounting the LP candidate had 28 votes. • Witness Jurah Sanoe testified that he saw people with voter cards that were denied the right to vote; that the voting process was disorganized because there was not queue controller. • Witness Jefferson Gbadyquille testified that he went to the Suakoko Central High School from morning to 7:00 PM, moving from one line to another and did not vote because his name was not found in the book.