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Defamation Trial Starts in Denver over 2020 Election Claims, Pitting Ex-Dominion Executive Against MyPillow CEO

  • Mike Lindell, the former CEO of MyPillow, faces a defamation trial starting Monday at Denver's Alfred A. Araj Courthouse over 2020 election claims.
  • In 2022, Eric Coomer, who previously worked for Dominion Voting Systems, initiated a defamation suit after Lindell accused him of manipulating the 2020 election results during an Antifa conference call.
  • The two-week trial, overseen by Judge Nina Wang, involves Lindell and his companies MyPillow and FrankSpeech LLC, with both Lindell and Coomer expected to testify.
  • Coomer's attorneys plan to prove Lindell's claims were intentional and malicious, causing emotional distress, while Lindell argues his statements are First Amendment-protected and denies wrongdoing.
  • The case reflects broader post-2020 election disputes, with no evidence of fraud found, and Lindell remains financially strained but determined to testify and push for paper ballots.
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RollingStone broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Sunday, June 1, 2025.
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