Records located on a copy of Hunter Biden's laptop suggest he took personal data from his sister-in-law's cellphones over a dozen times between 2017 and 2018 without her consent, according to a former Secret Service agent who has testified in over 100 classified, criminal, and civil matters at the state, federal, and international level as a cyberforensics expert.
The data Biden extracted from iPhones owned by Hallie Biden, the widow of his deceased brother, Beau Biden, included her text messages, photos, notes, call logs, calendar, and over 120 voicemails. Hallie Biden's texts and voicemails that were located on Hunter Biden's laptop were mostly personal in nature, but some indicate she was aware of his foreign business dealings in China.
Konstantinos "Gus" Dimitrelos, a cyberforensics expert commissioned by the Washington Examiner to examine a copy of Hunter Biden's laptop, which was abandoned at a Delaware computer repair shop in April 2019, said Hunter Biden may have violated federal law if he extracted Hallie Biden's phone data and voicemails without her consent. Hunter Biden was not a party to most of the communications he obtained from Hallie Biden's phones. Asked to comment on whether the Hallie Biden phone data on Hunter Biden's abandoned laptop was obtained with her consent, Hunter Biden's attorney declined to respond.
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