The British tabloid The Daily Mail has obtained hundreds of thousands of materials, some of which show Hunter sleeping with prostitutes • He wrote to his father: "Run for president so you can save my honor"
U.S. President Joe Biden, along with his son Hunter, in 2010
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Hundreds of thousands of materials were found in the computer of Hunter Biden, the son of US President Joe Biden, indicating that he feared he would be banned for "unpaid taxes" and for large expenditures on prostitutes, drugs and luxury cars, according to a report in the British daily "Daily". Miles ".
The paper, according to its investigation published yesterday (Thursday), managed to obtain from Biden's personal computer 103,000 text messages, 154,000 emails and more than 2,000 photos and videos, in some of which he appears completely naked and even has sex with prostitutes.
Some other pictures show a crack drug.
The Daily Mail verified the authenticity of the materials through forensic experts.
Some of the screenshots released during the interrogation show Hunter's correspondence with his father about two months before he announced his run for president, in which Hunter begged his father to do so to save his honor.
In other messages, the father wrote to his son that he loved him and offered him his help on several occasions.
The publication of the Daily Mail comes days after Hunter published his autobiography, "Beautiful Things," in which he described his struggle with his drug addiction, a topic that former US President Donald Trump used to talk about quite a bit during his last election campaign. In the first presidential confrontation that took place between the two, Biden addressed his son’s addiction problems, saying he had fixed it and that he was proud of it.
In various other correspondences between the two, Biden Sr. wrote that he believes hackers are trying to hack into his cell phone to obtain the various materials contained in it, including the same messages with his son.
"I am sure my messages are a target for attack, they are probably being hacked," the president wrote.
As you may recall, last year, shortly before the U.S. presidential election, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) announced that it was holding Hunter's laptop after it allegedly forgot it at a computer repair shop in Delaware, his state of residence in the United States.
In addition, the New York Post reported last year that Biden Jr.'s correspondence with the heads of the Ukrainian "Burisma" corporation was found on the computer, allegedly proving that his father, then the Democratic presidential candidate, met and contacted the company's representatives.
The Biden headquarters have denied the tabloid's claims, which have never been proven.
Despite all the publications, it does not appear that the materials found on Hunter's computer contain material relating to his father's private business or political affairs.
A spokesman for Biden's book publishing company declined to comment for the report.