Hunter Biden’s lawyers continue to deny ownership of ‘laptop from hell’
A recent court filing in the case of United States vs. Biden in Delaware has put Abbe Lowell, the expensive lawyer to the president’s son, in an awkward position. It was written by Derek Hines, one of two new prosecutors who have taken over the Hunter Biden gun case in Delaware. This follows revelations by IRS whistleblowers that the investigation had been compromised by political favoritism and obstruction. It seems that Hunter Biden might end up being treated like any other regular person without powerful connections. However, the outcome is uncertain.
Meanwhile, the dispute between Lowell and Hines regarding Hunter’s abandoned laptop adds some drama to the situation.
Furthermore, Hunter has caused his 16 lawyers to engage in obfuscation regarding his laptop. They are pretending that the laptop is not his, is not real, or was stolen or hacked.
Amidst all this, Lowell has to include lengthy disclaimers in his filings to clarify that while he may be suing someone for breach of privacy or stealing Hunter’s property, it doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s actually his client’s laptop.
Several footnotes from Lowell’s latest Delaware filing raise questions about the origin and authenticity of the data on Hunter’s laptop.
In denial
There is a sense of denial, with questions being raised about the authenticity of the Apple device and the events surrounding it.
This self-deception has led to an embarrassing situation for Lowell. He had demanded an exact forensic copy of the laptop from the prosecutors in discovery, and now he is complaining to the judge about the disorderly state of the laptop data.
Lowell’s lot in life
Lowell has been inundated with voluminous data from the prosecutors, and he’s expressing frustration at having to deal with it. Hines’ response has been marked by a subtle hint of mockery, adding to the tension between the two sides.
Morris and Hunter continue to insist that the laptop is actually “Rudy’s mixed tapes,” a far-fetched narrative that has been contradicted by previous investigations.
‘Open’ case
Hunter’s legal team continues to make excessive demands for discovery, which are met with resistance from the prosecution. The situation has turned into a political battle, with allegations and conspiracy theories being thrown around.
It seems that the Delaware US Attorney’s Office has changed its approach since Hunter’s sweetheart deal was rejected, now openly challenging Lowells’ relentless demands for discovery.
Despite the ongoing dispute, the truth remains that the laptop is real, and it is inconceivable that anyone else could have created such a chaotic mess.
