Source: Hunter Biden found guilty on all three charges in federal gun case | Hunter Biden | The Guardian
Hunter Biden was found guilty on three counts related to illegal gun possession.
The jury’s verdict, reached after about three hours of deliberation, followed a week-long trial in the Biden family’s hometown of Wilmington, Delaware, that featured sometimes excruciating testimony about his addiction habit, much of it from some of his closest relatives.
It followed a decision by Hunter Biden, the oldest living son of Joe Biden, not to take the witness stand in his own defence.
He was accused of making two false statements when filling a form to buy a Colt revolver in October 2018: first by stating untruthfully that he was not addicted to or using drugs, and then by declaring the statement to be true. A third charge alleged that he then illegally owned the gun possession for 11 days, before his sister-in-law and then lover, Hallie Biden, threw it in a trash bin in panic.
