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Hunter Biden’s laptop re-booted

2 April 2022

9:00 AM

2 April 2022

9:00 AM

Back on 12 April 2019, Hunter Biden left three water-damaged MacBook Pro laptops at a computer shop in Delaware with instructions for the operator of the business, John Paul MacIsaac, to retrieve the hard drives if possible. Perhaps because of a memory affected by a long drug habit, Hunter never returned for his laptops, which under the terms of the service ticket became the property of MacIsaac after six months.

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