Staff Reports
In June 1988, Hunter Biden, son of Senator Joe Biden, was arrested for drug possession. Despite his illegal activity, he avoided jail time through a program for first-time offenders.
Throughout the years, Hunter’s personal life has been tumultuous. He married Kathleen Buhle in 1993 and worked for a Delaware bank and the Commerce Department under the Clinton administration. In the following years, he faced multiple challenges, including substance abuse and infidelity.
Hunter Biden timeline: The life, lies, and legal woes https://t.co/OLG7RP5Om6 via @dcexaminer Great compilation by @TianaTheFirst . The whole Biden family really is sleazy.
— Quin Hillyer (@QuinHillyer) June 3, 2024
Despite these personal struggles, Hunter remained in the public eye due to his father’s career. He went on to work with a Chinese private equity firm and a Ukrainian energy company, which raised questions about conflicts of interest.
Additionally, there were legal issues involving paternity and child support, as well as concerns over his financial decisions. His actions have raised numerous ethical and legal questions, including allegations of tax and gun crimes.
In a surprising turn of events, Hunter Biden moved into the White House in June 2023, prompting further scrutiny of his past actions. Subsequently, he settled a child support dispute and later faced charges related to taxes and firearms.
As his legal troubles continued, Hunter Biden’s financial support for his legal defense dwindled, and his first criminal trial loomed on the horizon. The first lady’s presence at the trial further intensified the public’s interest in the case.
