Seymour Flops
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the repair shop owner claims there were no naked pictures of Hunter on the laptop....
if this is actually true, then who put them on Giuliani's copy that was given to the New York Post?
if the laptop guy is lying to try to protect himself from the dissemination of naked pics, and it did have the naked pictures, we could confirm that by finding out if they were on the FBI s version of the laptop, or confirm they were not on it.....perhaps?
But then would that be Bannon disseminating them or Giuliani?
He didn’t say that of course, of course. Care4all either made it up or heard it from someone who made it up.link to laptop repairman saying that…
In fact, it was the repairman’s father who approached the FBI about the laptop and he specifically told them that it had porn.
![www.foxnews.com](https://static.foxnews.com/foxnews.com/content/uploads/2021/08/hunter-biden-.jpg)
Hunter Biden laptop repairman says FBI 'didn't seem interested' in reviewing hard drive
John Paul Mac Isaac, the laptop repair shop owner who serviced Hunter Biden's laptop in April 2019 is speaking out about the treatment his father received from the FBI when he attempted to inform them of the findings on the laptop.
My father went on to explain the events and his concerns for my safety," Isaac wrote. "He mentioned that because I had seen content that was pornographic as well as geopolitically sensitive, my life could be in danger due to what people might do to make any potential public embarrassment disappear."
The FBI wasn’t interested at first. That’s understandable. They probably get plenty of nutjobs coming in to tell them about some secret information they have on some famous person. They took it very seriously when the got a look at the release Hunter had signed.
Describing how Isaac received Biden's laptop, his father told the agent that his son owned a laptop repair shop and that it was dropped off by Hunter Biden and never picked up. Isaac said his father offered to provide the agent with a copy of the laptop's drive and a copy of the contract signed by Hunter agreeing that property left at the shop past 90 days became his property, but the agent was only interested in the contract.
Isaac said the agent made a copy of the paperwork and left the room for nearly 10 minutes before returning and telling his father that he should get a lawyer.
"I consulted with a regional legal officer, and he suggested you should get a lawyer," the agent said. He also told Isaac's father that he "may be in possession of something you don’t own."
"You better lawyer up and don’t talk to anyone about this," the agent added, according to Isaac. "I don’t have anything else for you, and the door is on the left."
Isaac wrote that his father "sat there, disgusted, until the agent coldly reminded him where the door was."
What a surprise that the FBI’s reaction was to try to intimidate two citizens reporting evidence of crimes.
Not expecting a retraction from Care4all , nor an apology. I expect silence on this thread, but that the same lie will be repeated on another.