'I went to and it was just a lot of horrible things there. 'I'm just panicky at this point, because this has never happened to me and my mom is involved,' Moss told the committee. Moss also said Tuesday she hadn't known about threats being made against her by those who believed Trump and Giuliani's allegations until one of her supervisors called her into his office and told her to check her Facebook account, which she said she didn't often use. Bowers also testified at Tuesday's hearing. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.), the lead Republican on the House committee, and Rusty Bowers, the Speaker of the House in Arizona in 2020, who refused to bow to pressure from Trump to overturn the state's election results. Kennedy Profiles in Courage Award, along with Rep. She eventually left her job.Įarlier this year, Moss received the John F. Moss had to go into hiding and change her appearance after she started receiving threats. It's affected my life in a major way - in every way. I just don't do nothing anymore,' she added, wiping away a tear. I don't want anyone knowing my name,' Moss told the committee. The hearing focused on Trump's efforts to pressure state officials to overturn the election results in his favor.

Moss testified about her experiences in Congress Tuesday, at the fourth hearing of the House select committee investigating the Jan.

The fabricated accusations from Trump and Giuliani said Moss, who had been a Fulton County Elections Department employee since 2017, had processed fake ballots for Joe Biden. The life of Wandrea 'Shaye' Moss, a former Georgia election worker who was the target of a conspiracy theory spread by former President Donald Trump and his lawyer Rudy Giuliani, changed after the 2020 election, with violent threats toward her and her family, forcing Moss to hide her identity and leave her job.

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