Staff Reports
In a courtroom full of drama, Hunter Biden’s defense attorney, Abbe Lowell, played the “knowingly” card like a pro poker player. He’s arguing that Hunter was too busy dealing with the traumas of being a senator’s son, vice president’s son, and president’s son to realize he was breaking the law by buying a gun. Lowell even mentioned Hunter’s struggles with alcohol and drugs, claiming he’s just like millions of other folks in the country – but I don’t see those other folks with laptops full of crack-smoking pics.
Lowell tried to tug on the jurors’ heartstrings by saying many of them have loved ones who have battled drug abuse. It’s like he’s trying to make Hunter out to be some sympathetic character in this gun-buying escapade. But come on, folks, let’s stick to the facts here – Hunter bought a gun with cash, had drugs in his system, and ditched the gun near a school. Not exactly a Hallmark movie moment.
OF COURSE HE’S A VICTIM ‼️ But He’s A Willing, Consenting, Colluding, CoConspirator Victim In A Criminal Enterprise and So Let The Defense Paint Joes Thug Son Hunter, as A Victim in His Weapons Trial: He Was A ‘Happy To Participate’ kind of Victim!https://t.co/nNsg6IV1jS
— 🇺🇸Just Mike🇮🇱 (@ItsMe_JustMike) June 4, 2024
On the flip side, Prosecutor Derek Hines came out swinging, reminding everyone that “no one is above the law.” He made it clear that Hunter knowingly broke the rules when he purchased the firearm and then lied about it. Hines even hinted at some juicy witnesses, including Hunter’s ex-wife and former lovers, who are all set to spill the beans under immunity agreements. Sounds like a soap opera in the making!
One interesting tidbit – Hunter supposedly didn’t ditch the gun voluntarily but had it taken away by his ex-lover, Hallie. It’s like a plot twist straight out of a cheesy crime novel. The judge even put a ban on TV, audio, and digital messages during the trial, so reporters have to rely on old-school methods to cover the courtroom drama. Looks like this trial is shaping up to be a real nail-biter.
As the case unfolds in the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit under the title of United States v. Hunter Biden, it’s anyone’s guess how things will play out. Will Hunter emerge as a sympathetic figure battling his inner demons, or will he be portrayed as a privileged individual trying to dodge the consequences of his actions? Stay tuned for more updates on this gripping legal showdown from yours truly, Wendell Husebo, your go-to guy for all things political and scandalous.
