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Hunter Biden received bad news as a cyber forensics expert recovered over 168,000 deleted files that he thought he trashed. Not all deleted files on the drive were able to be recovered.
One of the most notable deleted files was a screenshot Joe Biden texted his son March 6, 2019.
“What would you like me to do. Dad,” Joe Biden texted his son.
Despite Joe’s claims that he knew nothing about his son’s business dealings, Hunter responded with a lengthy text message about his falling out with his former business partner Eric Schwerin.
“Can i help with Eric,” Joe Biden texted his son. “I have absolutely no hesitancy.”
“I’ll handle Eric,” Hunter responded.
These texts are beginning to show the close intimacy that Joe Biden had with his son, Hunter, in connection to his corrupt overseas business dealings.
This sheds light on Hunter’s financial dealings in 2018 and early 2019.
More on this story via The Washington Examiner:
Also recovered from the drive were deleted pictures of government ID cards for two individuals linked to President Joe Biden’s son.
Konstantinos “Gus” Dimitrelos, a former Secret Service agent who has testified in over 100 classified, criminal, and civil matters, retrieved the deleted files from unallocated space on the hard drive using a technique called data carving.
The existence of recoverable deleted user files adds another layer of authenticity to the hard drive, Dimitrelos said.
“In order for user-created data — including personal photographs, bank records, invoices, business records, third-party data such as the driver’s licenses of other persons, chat conversations, and medical records, as examples — to exist within the unallocated hard drive space, the computer user would have had to manually delete the files,” Dimitrelos said. “Any Robert Hunter Biden recovered files in unallocated space was there as a result of deletions by the user ‘roberthunter.’”
Dimitrelos has examined the Washington Examiner’s copy of the hard drive and determined with 100% certainty that Hunter Biden “was the only person responsible for the activity on this hard drive and all of its stored data.”
Many of the recovered user files were attachments to text messages that Hunter Biden sent to or received from his associates. The text messages contain markers indicating that an attachment was deleted.
— Advertisement — One of the recovered text attachments was a selfie he took in which he can be seen holding a vape pen. He attached the photo to a message sent to an unknown person Jan. 30, 2019.
“That’s the weed vape pen that a Russian Escort left in my room before I came here this time,” Hunter Biden texted them.
