Closing arguments have concluded in the trial of Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, who faces three felony charges for allegedly purchasing a firearm in 2018 while addicted to drugs. The jury has now begun deliberations in Delaware.
Prosecutor Derek Hines argued that Hunter Biden, being a "Yale-educated lawyer," knew he was addicted to drugs when he purchased the gun, ABC News reported. Hines presented evidence, including testimonies and text messages, showing Biden's drug use during the period in question. He referenced Biden's memoir, "Beautiful Things," and testimonies from family members Naomi and Hallie Biden to support the claim that Hunter was using drugs at the time.
