Investigator says Hunter Biden used identity of dead brother Beau to hide location

[mystery-ak]

Investigator says Hunter Biden used identity of dead brother Beau to hide location
by Spencer Neale
 | January 06, 2020 06:27 PM

A private investigator has claimed in an Arkansas paternity case that former Vice President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden tried to conceal his whereabouts by using the identity of his dead older brother Beau.

In a two-page court document, Dominic Casey, who has filed as a third-party intervener in the case and previously worked on Casey Anthony's defense team, stated that stolen identities were used to check Biden into an Arizona rehabilitation facility as Joseph R. Beau Biden III and Joseph McGee. The identities were reportedly found by police after responding to reports of suspicious items inside a Hertz rental car on Oct. 28, 2018.

Biden's father is one of the leading candidates in the 2020 Democratic nomination race. The Arkansas "Baby Doe" — the gender has not been confirmed — is the former vice president's seventh grandchild.

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[sneakypete]

Breeding really shows,doesn't it?

[EdinVA]

Breeding really shows,doesn't it?

Sure is a slimy bunch...

[Applewood]

This guy's a real sweetheart.  Looks like Hunter is in deep do-do on a number of fronts. 

[PeteS in CA]

Considering the mountebank/scumbag accused, the less-than-exemplary character of his baby-mama accuser, and the venue ("family" court, where false-accusations-for-shakedown are all but coin-of-the-realm), I'm reflexively skeptical. I'd rate the chances the claim is true at 50-50.

[catfish1957]

Considering the mountebank/scumbag accused, the less-than-exemplary character of his baby-mama accuser, and the venue ("family" court, where false-accusations-for-shakedown are all but coin-of-the-realm), I'm reflexively skeptical. I'd rate the chances the claim is true at 50-50.

50/50?

Why would a 3rd party private investigator with no probable dog in this hunt, falsify a filed court record that if falsified would get him in hot water?  I know he wants to please his client.....  but why would he risk his own professional reputation at that expense?

[sneakypete]

Considering the mountebank/scumbag accused, the less-than-exemplary character of his baby-mama accuser, and the venue ("family" court, where false-accusations-for-shakedown are all but coin-of-the-realm), I'm reflexively skeptical. I'd rate the chances the claim is true at 50-50.

@PeteS in CA

DNA doesn't lie,and it's not even expensive or exotic anymore.