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He's left valuable stuff before. He left his wallet and a crack pipe in a rental car that he returned. Some people are just forgetful. Aside from the leak, it'
by souprock 6y ago
He's left valuable stuff before. He left his wallet and a crack pipe in a rental car that he returned. Some people are just forgetful.
Aside from the leak, it's also not the loss that it would be for most of us. He's rich. He had some sort of iCloud backup thing (sorry not a Mac user) to restore all the data, so he wasn't missing anything. Picking up an old laptop wouldn't be worthwhile if a replacement arrived before the old one was repaired.
- Robotbeat 6y agoThe loss is that he left (supposedly) incriminating data on a laptop. That is incredibly valuable no matter how rich he supposedly is. It's just not a credible argument. (And again, note that the repair shop owner never saw who dropped off the laptop. He just inferred it was Hunter Biden because there was apparently a Beau Biden sticker on the laptop.)
- tlear 6y agoHave you ever interacted over a period of time with a crack addict? Crackhead does not think the same way or act in any sort of reasonable manner. Well sometimes they do and then next day they break into a house crack a woman on the head killing her and get put into prison. While having enough money in the bank to stay high for years. It does not make sense but that is what one former classmate of mine did. None of it surprising in any way.
- boogies 6y agoThis “(supposedly) incriminating data” is incredibly valuable and (presumably incriminating) circumstantial evidence of illegal drug use is not?