A dramatization of real events. Click here for Part I.
April 12, 2019 - The Mac Shop, Wilmington, Delaware
Hunter Biden walked into John Paul Mac Isaac’s computer repair shop carrying three MacBook Pros.
They were water-damaged. He said he’d spilled something on them. Maybe he was drunk. Maybe high. Probably both. Isaac would later testify that the customer seemed impaired.
Hunter signed a repair authorization. Left the laptops. Promised to return.
He never did.
The contract was clear: If the customer didn’t pay for the service or retrieve the equipment within 90 days, the property became the shop’s.
On those hard drives was everything. Emails proving the “smoking gun” meeting between Joe Biden and Burisma executives. Videos of Hunter smoking crack and having sex. Financial records showing the full extent of the foreign payments. Text messages about “the Big Guy” getting his cut.
The entire Biden family influence-peddling operation, documented in excruciating detail, abandoned in a Delaware repair shop by a drug-addicted son who couldn’t keep track of his own computers.
It was October 2018. The Trump-Zelensky call wouldn’t happen for another nine months. The whistleblower complaint wouldn’t be filed for eleven months. The impeachment inquiry wouldn’t begin for a year.
But the evidence of what Trump would later ask Ukraine to investigate—all of it was sitting on those hard drives in Wilmington.
Waiting.
April 15, 2019 - Behind the Scenes
By mid-April 2019, Rudy Giuliani had assembled the pieces.
The Skype calls with Viktor Shokin. The meetings with Yuriy Lutsenko in New York. The documents. The testimonies. The financial records.
Hunter Biden had been paid a million dollars a year by Burisma while his father was vice president and running Ukraine policy. Joe Biden had threatened to withhold a billion-dollar loan guarantee unless Shokin was fired. And Shokin had been investigating Burisma - and the Bidens.
