Chris Schulze's texts with Caissa Public Strategy staffer

Contributed by: Daniel Connolly (Commercial Appeal)

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The staffer directs Schulze to an address in Clark Tower in East Memphis. Caissa Public Strategy is listed at that address.

The Caissa staffer mentions different training sessions.

The times at the top of the screen indicate the times that the college student sent the screen shots to a reporter, not the time that the original text messages were sent or received. They are out of sequence because one of the initial screen shots cut off part of a message and a reporter asked Schulze to re-send it later.

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The Commercial Appeal redacted names of other students.

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Evan Wellbrock gave consent to have his name published in connection with this story. He verified Schulze's account of the training.

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The time stamp on this text is 11:36 a.m. at Election Day. Schulze said someone alerted him about an article published several days earlier. That article focused on the Democrats' lawsuit to stop the bogus ballot - the temporary restraining order didn't come out until 11:44 a.m., several minutes after Schulze sent this message.

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Miller says not to worry about the lawsuit. These messages were exchanged before Schulze found out about the restraining order.

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Schulze said he left the polling place and that Miller apparently went there and saw he wasn't present. The restraining order had been issued at 11:44 a.m. on election day.This message came from Miller at 2:32 p.m.

Miller denies there is a temporary restraining order.

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The college student says he interpreted the "crimes" comment as a joke.

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