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The unleashed bomb -Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop – that exposed dirty secrets surrounding Biden’s family continues to take a turn of events.
Hunter Biden sues computer repairman, Mac Issak, accusing him of trying to invade his privacy. The lawsuit emerged at the very moment when Republican congressional activity ramped up around their investigation into questionable international connections of Biden’s family.
Biden’s lawyers claim that by Delaware law, tangible property is only abandoned once an entire year has passed, and a court must notify the owner and five or more public places before someone wants to own it. Issak is also accused of sharing the laptop content with his relatives and Trump’s circle.
Controversy arises if the repairman’s actions invaded privacy even though Biden’s data was scandalous and shady.