BOMBSHELL: Biden’s Crime Family And Kids​ With Sex Crime Against Young Girls And 13 Dead Body’s (18+ Content Warning)

The Corruption of the Biden Crime Family is staring us right in the face. From Hunter Biden’s drug and gun crimes to whistleblower reports alleging that Joe Biden sold out U.S. policy to foreign agents, the level of corruption is staggering. A woman’s body was found inside a freezer on biden family property and now the whistleblower is dead now and body is moved and now its missing ? Wow. Despite the overwhelming evidence no one will be charged in this crime at all? Republican politicians do nothing but promise one dead-end investigation after the other. It’s time to take matters into our own hands.

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Introduction

The following dossier outlines a staggering amount of crimes that the Biden family appears to have committed. These crimes are well-documented and largely undisputed, yet in each case prosecutors have declined to press charges.

It’s time to take action, which is why this document also includes the names and contact information for the district attorneys, U.S. attorneys, and attorneys general with the authority to prosecute these crimes. If any of these violations took place in your state, contact the official with the power to bring the Biden’s to justice and demand accountability. If you do not get a response, or the response you receive is unsatisfactory, contact them again. And again. And keep contacting them until you are heard. Remind these prosecutors and attorneys general that they work for you, not the other way around.

National/International Biden Family Business Crimes. The crimes listed below concern peddling political influence on behalf of other nations and can be referred to the Department of Justice as Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) violations, which was how Paul Manafort was convicted.

Business-Related Crimes

● FARA Violations

○ FARA requires those in the United States working on behalf of a foreign government or political party to register with the Justice Department and keep them aware of their activities. (Foreign Agents Registration Act | Frequently Asked Questions | Justice.gov)

○ Paul Manafort is the most notable recent case involving this law, as he was charged with failing to register with FARA as an agent of Ukraine and was sentenced to a total of 73 months in prison, including the maximum of 60 months for conspiracy to violate FARA. (Foreign Agents Registration Act | Recent FARA Cases | Justice.gov)

○ When Manafort was charged, outlets noted this law was wildly underenforced. (Vox)

○ Hunter Biden and his business associates, Devon Archer and James Bulger, violated the FARA when they acted on Bohai Harvest Equity Investment Fund’s (BHR) behalf in an ill-fated effort to secure Bill Clinton as a speaker for an event, which required registration with the DOJ. Indeed, the 533 FARA guidelines could not be more clear about this scenario: one must register as a foreign agent when one “[a]cts within the United States as a public relations counsel, publicity agent, information service employee, or political consultant” for a “foreign principal.” In this case, the foreign principal 534 sought—through Hunter and his business partners—access to a former U.S. president. (Marco Polo Report, p. 104)

● Burisma

○ In late 2013 and into 2014, anti-corruption protests erupted in Kyiv, eventually leading to Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych fleeing the country and abdicating in February 2014.

○ On April 16, 2014, Joe Biden met with his son’s business partner, Devon Archer. Five days later, Joe Biden visited Ukraine and the following day, April 22, 2014, Devon Archer joined the board of Burisma. (HSGAC Senate Report)

○ Burisma’s owner, Mykola Zlochevsky, had $23M seized from London bank accounts on April 28 on the pretense that it was embezzled money related to Yanukovych and his associates. (HSGAC Senate Report)

○ On May 12, 2014 Hunter Biden joined the board.

○ In April 2023, former White House stenographer Mike McCormick revealed that Joe Biden went to Ukraine to push fracking just days after Hunter joined the Burisma board, knowing Hunter would then get rich off it. (DailyMail Article) (Fox News Video)

○ From 2014 on, Hunter Biden and his associates enjoyed millions in cash flow from Ukraine, presumably in exchange for Burisma avoiding harsh criticism and/or investigation from the U.S. government. (HSGAC Senate Report)

○ “Biden’s Secret E-mails,” the New York Post’s widely censored story, narrated how Joe Biden had, contrary to his claims, met with a high-ranking Burisma official in 2015 and then, eight months later, flew to Kyiv and threatened to withhold $1 billion in U.S. aid unless Ukraine fired Viktor Shokin, its top prosecutor who was pursuing Burisma for corruption. (NY Post)

Peddling Influence in China

○ In total, Chinese elites have paid roughly $31 million to Hunter and the Biden’s. (NY Post)

○ Hunter Biden’s involvement in the Chinese investment fund Bohai Harvest RST netted him an estimated $20 million. Hunter even introduced Joe Biden to a company executive in December 2013.

○ Hunter conducted other multi-million dollar deals with CCP-linked groups like Burnham Asset Management and CEFC China Energy.

○ Of special interest is Hunter Biden’s relationship with CEFC and Ye Jianming.

■ In 2017, one of Ye Jianming’s “top lieutenants,” Patrick Ho, was arrested on bribery charges by the FBI for offering money to African officials in exchange for energy deals.

■ He immediately called James Biden, Joe Biden’s brother, looking for Hunter Biden.

■ Hunter was soon hired by CEFC to be Patrick Ho’s defense attorney despite his little experience in criminal defense. CEFC paid Hunter a $1 million fee. Hunter referred to Patrick Ho as “the f–ing spy chief of China,”
according to leaked audio obtained by RealClearPolitics.

○ Hunter Biden also allegedly used a mole in the FBI to alert him of possible probes into Chinese deals. (NY Post)

● In Summary

○ Hunter’s actions show a clear pattern of acting on behalf of associates in other countries and peddling influence and access to his father while not registering under FARA.

○ Joe Biden met with at least 14 of Hunter’s business associates while Vice President. (Fox News)

○ Furthermore, records show a pattern of Hunter Biden repeatedly meeting with foreign officials and thereafter meeting with his father to follow up. (NY Post)

○ Multiple experts have agreed that Hunter likely violated FARA. (NY Post)

Hunter Biden Laptop Drug & Sex Crimes in Prosecutable States The Marco Polo report on the Biden laptop notes over 170 crimes in various states. The difficulty is that most of these crimes were committed in extremely liberal areas that will not prosecute: New York, California, and the Bidens’ home state of Delaware. These crimes extend to the manufacture of crack cocaine and the trafficking of prostitutes across state lines.

Note: the use of “ff” after a date (ie. 05/19/2018ff) means and following. The first occurrence of a crime occurred on the date listed (05/19/2018), and then additional criminal activity related to that crime occured in the following days, weeks, or months.

Arizona

● Relevant DAs, AG, US Attorneys:

○ Attorney General Kris Mayes (Rep. before 2019, Dem. 2019-Present), (Website)

■ Contact: Richie Taylor, Director of Communications – [email protected]

○ United States Attorney Gary M. Restaino (Biden appointee), (Website)

■ Contact: [email protected]

■ Phoenix: (602) 514-7500

● Drug Crimes

○ Date: 10/28/2016 Location: District of Arizona Relevant Statute(s): 21 USC § 844(a) & AZ Stat § 13-3407

○ Details of crime: Under the influence of crack, Hunter crashed his first rental in a ditch on the way to a rehab facility. He then dropped off his second rental, a Jeep Compass, at the Hertz facility near the Prescott (AZ) Regional Airport. Hunter left several items in the Jeep including personal IDs and a crack cocaine pipe and a baggie with cocaine residue.

■ Jon Paladini, the Prescott City Attorney, and Sheila Polk, the Yavapai County Attorney, announced that they were not going to prosecute even before the lab tests (which proved the substance was indeed cocaine)
came back.

■ Hunter Biden confirms he was driving under the influence during this time, recounting the series of events in chapter 8 of his memoir. (Beautiful Things, pp. 155-176)

■ This crime was widely reported by news outlets as well. (DailyMail)

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 455; Beautiful Things, pp. 155-176 California

● Relevant DAs, AG, U.S. Attorneys:

○ E. Martin Estrada U.S. Attorney, Central District of California (Biden appointee)
(Website)

■ Phone: 213-894-2400

■ Ciaran McEvoy, Public Information Officer, [email protected]

Sex Crimes

○ Date: 08/25/2017 Location: C.D. Cal. & E.D.N.Y Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC §§ 1952(b)(i)(1), 1957(a), 2422(a) & CA PC § 647(b)(2

■ Details of Crime: Hunter pays a stripper a total of $18,600 for sex.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, pp. 238-239

○ Date: 09/21/2017 Location: N.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Hunter pays a supposed prostitute $2,000 via Zelle.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 240

○ Date: 04/05/2018ff Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Hunter Biden smokes crack and takes pictures of sex with more prostitutes.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, pp. 244-245

○ Date: 05/07/2018 Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Hunter attempts to procure a prostitute through her pimp while at the Chateau Marmont.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 246

○ Date: 05/07/2018 Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Hunter tries to solicit more prostitutes, and purchases $100 worth of iPhone apps to utilize burner phone numbers.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 247

○ Date: 05/07/2018 Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Hunter attempts to solicit a prostitute whose rate “is 500” and who could travel for slightly more.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 248

○ Date: 05/19/2018ff Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Hunter tries to solicit a prostitute through the now-defunct website hookupescortgirl.com for a 3 hr session.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 249

○ Date: 05/24/2018ff Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC §§ 1952(b)(i)(1), 1957(a) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Hunter mistakenly overpaid a prostitute by sending multiple payments. He ended up sending about $25,000, which resulted in tons of calls from DC because the mistake was “linked to Celtic’s account.” “Celtic” was their code name for Joe Biden.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, pp. 250-252, Did Joe inadvertently pay for Hunter Biden’s wild night at Chateau Marmont? (nypost.com)

○ Date: 07/01/2018ff Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Hunter pays two females to have sex with him in the amount of $1,000 and $500. Texts show them discussing the disparity of rates afterward.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, pp. 256-257

○ Date: 07/06/2018f Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Hunter hires a prostitute and pays her directly. She warns him not to tell the agency because her pimps were “not very nice.”

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 260

○ Date: 07/09/2018 Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Texts show Hunter negotiating payment with two Russian prostitutes.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 261

○ Date: 07/13/2018 Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Hunter paid a prostitute $2,250 for sex and took pictures of the encounter.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 262

○ Date: 07/15/2018 Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Hunter pays a female sex worker $500 via Apple Pay.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 263

○ Date: 07/24/2018ff Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Texts show Hunter looking for a new pimp service after getting some no-shows from prostitutes.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 264

○ Date: 09/02/2018 Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Texts show Hunter soliciting a woman for 1-2 hours while staying at a Best Western.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 271

○ Date: 09/03/2018ff Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC §§ 1952(b)(i)(1), 2422(a) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Texts show Hunter paying for a Ukrainian prostitute to fly from NY to see him in LA.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, pp. 272-273

○ Date: 09/08/2018ff Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Hunter sent a woman multiple payments of thousands of dollars and recorded videos of himself naked with her.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 274

Date: 09/15/2018ff Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Hunter paid a stripper for sex and took pictures of the encounter.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 275

○ Date: 09/26/2018ff Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & CA PC § 647(b)(2)

■ Details of Crime: Hunter argues with a prostitute about the details of her getting paid. They settle on payment through CashApp.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 277

○ Date: 11/20/2018ff Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 2257 & CA PC § 647(j)(4)(A)

■ Details of Crime: Hunter pays two prostitutes for sex and records videos of them engaging in sex and smoking crack.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, pp. 278-281

● Drug Crimes

○ Date: 04/13/2018ff Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 21 USC § 844(a) & CA PC § 11350

■ Details of Crime: Hunter took pictures of himself smoking crack in Chateau Marmont.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 412

○ Date: 06/12/2018ff Location: D.D.C., D. Md. & C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1349 & 21 USC §§ 841(a)(1), (b)(1)(C), 843(b), 846

■ Details of Crime: Hunter conspired with his crack cocaine dealer to commit mail fraud and send crack through the mail.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, pp. 415-416

○ Date: 06/24/2018ff Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1), 21 USC §§ 841(b)(1)(C), 843(b), 846 & CA PC § 11350

■ Details of Crime: Hunter arranges to buy crack from his longtime drug dealer. They decide to do the meeting downtown. Other texts show Hunter expressing concerns that some of the girls they were hanging out with were underage.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, pp. 423-424

○ Date: 08/06/2018ff Location: C.D. Cal. & D. Nev. Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1), 21 USC §§ 841(b)(1)(C), 843(b), 846 & CA PC § 11350

■ Details of Crime: Texts show Hunter negotiating a drug deal with his dealer and then sending payment via Apple Cash App.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 425

○ Date: 07/25/2018 Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 21 USC § 843(b) & CA PC § 11390

■ Details of Crime: Texts show Hunter arranging to buy shrooms from a family friend and then paying her via wire.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 458

Date: 08/16/2018ff Location: C.D. Cal. Relevant Statute(s): 21 USC § 843(b) & CA PC § 11375

■ Details of Crime: Texts show Hunter discussing selling Xanax to a woman and her asking what his connection was for cocaine.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 460 Connecticut

● Relevant DAs, AG, US Attorneys:

○ U.S. Attorney Vanessa Robert Avery, (Biden appointee), (Website)

■ Contact: (203) 821-3700

○ CT Attorney General William Tong, (Dem.) (Website)

■ Contact: Elizabeth Benton, Director of Communications – [email protected]

● Drug Crimes

○ Date: 02/15/2019ff Location: District of Connecticut Relevant Statute(s): 21 USC §§ 841(a)(1), (b)(1)(C), 843(b) & 952 CT PC § 21a-279

■ Details of Crime: A female who is currently incarcerated for other crimes arranged a meeting with Hunter to bring him crack cocaine.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, pp. 439-440

○ Date: 02/25/2019ff Location: District of Connecticut, District of Rhode Island Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1), 21 USC §§ 841(a)(1), (b)(1)(C), 843(b) & 952 CT PC § 21a-279

■ Details of Crime: Hunter texted his drug dealer in Rhode Island showing that he was not only consuming narcotics but also trafficking them as well.

Hunter expressed frustration at having sold some drugs to someone who complained about the quality. He texts his dealer wanting a refund and explains he’s on the hook with the person to whom he sold the substandard product. The laptop also shows Cashapp and Venmo transfers of $1,440 and $1,500.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, pp.444-445

○ Date: 03/02/2019ff Location: District of Connecticut Relevant Statute(s): 21 USC §§ 841(a)(1), (b)(1)(C), 843(b) & 952 CT PC § 21a-279

■ Details of Crime: While at the Comfort Inn on New Haven Road in Naugatuck, text show Hunter ordering $400 worth of crack from his drug dealer and later accusing the dealer of scamming him.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, pp. 446-447

○ Date: 03/02/2019ff Location: District of Connecticut Relevant Statute(s): 21 USC §§ 841(a)(1), (b)(1)(C), 843(b) & 952 CT PC § 21a-279

■ Details of Crime: Hunter offers drugs to a female, but she expresses reluctance, saying she may buy her own from another dealer’s batch. A second set of texts show Hunter setting up a meetup for sex and crack with another woman at her place of residence.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, pp. 448-449

Sex Crimes

○ Date: 02/11/2019ff Location: District of Connecticut Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1), 21 USC §§ 841(b)(1)(C), 843(b), 846 & 952 CT PC §§ 21a-279, 53a-8321

■ Details of Crime: Hunter solicits a female via text who expresses initial hesitance at doing an in-call service. She asks if he is law enforcement and he says no, and gives her his room number at the Marriott on Marsh Hill Rd. Subsequent texts show Hunter getting the same female to procure him drugs.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, pp. 323-324

○ Date: 02/11/2019ff Location: District of Connecticut Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & 952 CT PC § 53a-83

■ Details of Crime: After the first female left the room on the 11th, Hunter solicits two more prostitutes via online escort listings.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 325

○ Date: 02/12/2019 Location: District of Connecticut Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & 952 CT PC § 53a-83

■ Details of Crime: Hunter solicits a third female while in Orange, CT. She gives him instructions on completing a screening to weed out “cops and creeps” before meeting her clients.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 326

○ Date: 02/12/2019 Location: District of Connecticut Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & 952 CT PC § 53a-83

■ Details of Crime: Hunter solicits another prostitute and arranges to meet her at Foxwoods Resort Casino.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 327

○ Date: 02/12/2019 Location: District of Connecticut Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & 952 CT PC § 53a-83

■ Details of Crime: An hour later Hunter solicits yet another female for two hours minimum.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 328

○ Date: 02/12/2019 Location: District of Connecticut Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & 952 CT PC § 53a-83

■ Details of Crime: Hunter solicits a prostitute who goes by the name “Gabriela” and arranges to meet her in her room at Best Western Hotel in West Haven, CT.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 328

○ Date: 02/13/2019 Location: District of Connecticut Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1) & 952 CT PC § 53a-83

■ Details of Crime: The following day, Hunter solicits a prostitute known as “Honey” who says she’s in the “Hartford, CT area.”

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 329

○ Date: 02/14/2019 Location: District of Connecticut Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1), 21 USC § 844(a) & 952 CT PC § 53a-83

■ Details of Crime: Hunter takes a video of himself having sex with a prostitute. Hunter is also smoking crack cocaine in the video. Zelle
transfers show him sending the woman $1,500.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, p. 330

○ Date: 02/17/2019ff Location: District of Connecticut Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1), 21 USC § 843(b) & 952 CT PC § 53a-83

■ Details of Crime: Hunter interacts with his pimp and drug dealer who asks how long he wants the girl for and explains how payment works. There is some confusion as Hunter texts him, “She said the cops came to the room????? WTF man? I went to [the] bank.” Texts from another pimp show that the prostitute, who went by “Krystal,” had been under surveillance by cops and also had been hospitalized. Subsequent texts show Hunter negotiating with his pimp about finding several other girls,
and Uber records showed Hunter paying for their rides to meet him.

■ Citation: Marco Polo Report, pp. 331-335

○ Date: 02/17/2019ff Location: District of Connecticut Relevant Statute(s): 18 USC § 1952(b)(i)(1), 21 USC § 843(b) & 952 CT PC § 53a-83

■ Details of Crime: Multiple text conversations show Hunter negotiating with pimps and prostitutes to deliver drugs and girls to his room at the Blake Hotel in downtown New Haven. Uber records show him paying for the prostitute’s Ubers. The prostitutes also provided him with a Google Photos link to an album containing a Visa debit card for him to load money onto. Hunter’s pimp, Dianna Pagano, was convicted for running a prostitution, crack, and heroin ring out of her house. She texted with Hunter warning him about another dealer, “Dewayne,” saying, “You should be careful with dewayne. U cant trust him. He told the whole town about you and he driving ur truck everywhere showing it off saying ur on the run.”

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