From giving crack to his brother’s widow to using drugs in his car, Hunter Biden’s trial was filled with revelations
There were many revelations for the jury in the Hunter Biden gun trial. Prosecutors offered a journey through Hunter Biden’s crack addiction from 2015 to 2019, a time in which he introduced others to the drug and sought crack from just about anywhere he could find it.
Biden, a son of president Joe Biden, has pleaded not guilty to charges of making false statements on a federal form while purchasing a firearm in October 2018 and of illegal gun possession while being a drug user, specifically of crack cocaine.
He is the first offspring of a sitting president to go on criminal trial.
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As the court waits for the jury’s verdict, here are some of the key revelations from the trial.
Hunter Biden Sought Crack Cocaine From A Homeless Camp
Some of the biggest revelations came from Hunter Biden’s own voice. The first piece of evidence prosecutors presented was excerpts from Hunter Biden’s memoir, Beautiful Things.
Biden recalls visiting a homeless camp in Los Angeles, hoping that somebody there would be able to sell him crack cocaine.
