Report: Explicit Photos of Minor in Hunter
Biden’s Laptop Were of a Relative — and He
Was in Some of the Photos WITH HER
Posted By: Imright, 10/21/2020 9:34:07 AM
Approximately one third of the explicit photos of minors in Hunter Biden’s laptop were of the same 14-year-old girl — who is one of his relatives, according a shocking new report.Not only were there inappropriate photos of the child on her own, but Hunter Biden was in some of them with her. “A source close to the matter, though, who claims to have seen the images on Hunter’s laptop, told Revolver that about one-third of the images are of the same underage girl. Some of the images are topless, while in others she is shown in suggestive positions with Hunter himself,” Revolver News reports.
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