Hunter Biden is scheduled to provide a deposition on Thursday in connection with a defamation lawsuit filed against him by John Paul Mac Isaac, the owner of a Delaware computer repair shop, according to sources cited by Fox News. The lawsuit was filed by Mac Isaac in October 2022, and Biden retaliated with a countersuit in March, accusing Mac Isaac of six counts of invasion of privacy and illicitly distributing his personal data. Mac Isaac had claimed that in April 2019, a man he believed to be Biden dropped off three laptops at his store, only one of which was functional. During the repair process, Mac Isaac allegedly discovered disturbing material.

Mac Isaac was unable to reach the customer within the prescribed 90-day period, and when he searched the laptop's emails by keyword in June or July 2019, he made unsettling findings. In November, Mac Isaac published a book titled 'American Injustice: My Battle to Expose the Truth.' As per the shop owner's account, the FBI initially made a forensic copy of the laptop, returned weeks later with a subpoena, and seized it. Mac Isaac received a subpoena to testify before the U.S. District Court in Delaware in December 2019.

The FBI's property receipt for the laptop, obtained by Fox News Digital in 2020, indicated a handwritten number in the 'Case ID' section: 272D-BA-3065729. The classification '272' denotes money laundering, while '272D' signifies 'Money Laundering, Unknown SUA [Specified Unlawful Activity]—White Collar Crime Program.' A government official characterized '272D' as 'transnational or blanket.'

Hunter Biden is scheduled to provide a deposition on Thursday in connection with a defamation lawsuit filed against him by John Paul Mac Isaac, the owner of a Delaware computer repair shop, according to sources cited by Fox News. The lawsuit was filed by Mac Isaac in October 2022, and Biden retaliated with a countersuit in March, accusing Mac Isaac of six counts of invasion of privacy and illicitly distributing his personal data. Mac Isaac had claimed that in April 2019, a man he believed to be Biden dropped off three laptops at his store, only one of which was functional. During the repair process, Mac Isaac allegedly discovered disturbing material.
Mac Isaac was unable to reach the customer within the prescribed 90-day period, and when he searched the laptop's emails by keyword in June or July 2019, he made unsettling findings. In November, Mac Isaac published a book titled 'American Injustice: My Battle to Expose the Truth.' As per the shop owner's account, the FBI initially made a forensic copy of the laptop, returned weeks later with a subpoena, and seized it. Mac Isaac received a subpoena to testify before the U.S. District Court in Delaware in December 2019.
The FBI's property receipt for the laptop, obtained by Fox News Digital in 2020, indicated a handwritten number in the 'Case ID' section: 272D-BA-3065729. The classification '272' denotes money laundering, while '272D' signifies 'Money Laundering, Unknown SUA [Specified Unlawful Activity]—White Collar Crime Program.' A government official characterized '272D' as 'transnational or blanket.'

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