THE POSITION OF THE EDITORS OF THIS BLOG IS THAT NO LAWYER BE PERMITTED TO HOLD ELECTIVE OFFICE. THEY'RE ALL CONTEMPUOUS OF THE LAW. IT'S SOMETHING, LIKE LYING, THAT THEY ARE TRAINED IN LAW SCHOOL TO GAME.
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Hunter Biden Says He Lost *ANOTHER* Laptop to Russian Drug Dealers in Naked Pillow Talk
Hunter Biden claimed during a post-coital conversation with a woman identified by the Daily Mail as a prostitute that Russian drug dealers stole his laptop (not the one abandoned to a Delaware computer repair shop) during a Vegas bender where he nearly drowned in a hotel hot tub, according to footage unearthed by the tabloid.
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The Daily Mail reports:
The alleged incident would mean Hunter lost a total of three computers – the first abandoned at a Delaware computer store and the second seized by federal agents – each likely to hold sensitive information on President Joe Biden and the embarrassing pictures, videos and communications of his son.
The third laptop still appears to be missing – and was taken by Russian drug dealers after they partied with Hunter in Vegas, he told a prostitute in a conversation caught on camera.
After filming himself having sex with the woman using his laptop in January 2019, Hunter left the camera rolling as he recounted a Vegas bender in which he spent ’18 days going round from penthouse suite to penthouse suite,’ sometimes costing $10,000 a night.
“I spent f***ing crazy amounts of money,” Hunter is seen telling the woman, before telling a story of how he almost drowned in a hot tub. “I was with these guys. The one guy was, not like you anyway… each night he’d be like ‘there’s going to be so many people here, crazy f***ing party’ and each night it’s nobody.”
“I went out to the hot tub by myself, which hangs over the edge of the f***ing top floor, with glass, it’s ridiculous,” Biden’s son recounts. “And so I’m sitting there and that’s the last I remember. And I don’t ever pass out, ever.”
“I wake up and the only people that are there are Miguel, the guy frantically running round gathering things up, ok – and Miguel, and Pierce, this guy, his friend,” he allegedly added. “They had kicked everybody out. And they had cleaned up the entire place, everything ok? And they were getting ready to leave, and I woke up. And there was this Russian 35-year-old, really nice, pure brunette. She refused to leave and they wouldn’t call an ambulance. And they didn’t know whether I was dead or not, at first.”
Hunter then explains the moment he realizes that his computer was missing.
“I think he’s the one that stole my computer. I think the three of them, the three guys that were like a little group. The dealer and his two guys, I took them everywhere. F***ing everywhere, crazy out of your mind sh**,” he says. “They have videos of me doing crazy f***ing sex f***ing, you know.”
“My computer, I had taken tons of like, just left like that cam on. And he would always put in a passcode and all that, you know what I mean? It was f***ing crazy sh**.,” he adds. “And somebody stole it during that period of time. He did all this kind of like pretend search and sh**.”
Later, the woman asks Hunter if he is concerned that the videos could be used to “blackmail” him.
“Yeah in some way yeah,” Hunter responds. “My dad [inaudible] running for president. He is. I talk about it all the time.”
“If they do, he also knows I make like a gazillion dollars,” he muses.
Tom Girardi REFUSES to testify in upcoming Lion Air contempt hearing... after being accused of embezzling funds intended for crash victims
Tom Girardi has informed a judge he will not testify at an upcoming contempt hearing connected to the Lion Air Flight 610 case.
Girardi, 82, has told a Chicago federal judge on Monday that he will invoke his right to remain silent if he is called to the stand in the upcoming hearing, according to Law360.
Last year a judge held Girardi and his law firm in contempt, finding he misappropriated at least $2 million in client funds intended for the families of those killed in the devastating 2018 Lion Air crash. The upcoming hearing is related to the contempt finding.
Tom Girardi has informed a judge he will not testify at an upcoming hearing connected to the Lion Air Flight 610 case
US District Judge Thomas Durkin called Thomas Girardi's conduct 'unconscionable' and said he was referring him to the U.S. attorney's office for criminal investigation when holding him in contempt last year.
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Girardi's assets were also frozen by the judge, as were the assets of his Los Angeles-based law firm, Girardi Keese.
Durkin warned the former lawyer that the 'simple way to cure all of this' is to pay at least four Illinois-based clients he said are each owed a half-million dollars.
Girardi, 82, told a Chicago federal judge on Monday that he will invoke his right to remain silent if he is called to the stand, according to Law360 (pictured 2019)
'These are widows and orphans,' the judge told Girardi, according to the Chicago Sun Times. 'Half a million dollars for any one of these families is a significant amount of money. Life changing, given the tragedy they went through.'
Girardi's attorneys claimed he did not currently possess the $2 million owed to his clients.
Attorney Evan Jenness told the judge her client's firm, Girardi Keese, had about $15,000 in its operating accounts, the LA Times reported.
Girardi's assets were also frozen by the judge, as were the assets of his Los Angeles-based law firm, Girardi Keese
Girardi's legal woes stem from the crash of Lion Air Flight 610, a Boeing 737 Max, which plummeted into the Java Sea, off Indonesia, in October 2018, killing all 189 passengers on board. The 737 Max has since been grounded indefinitely by Boeing after an investigation uncovered catastrophic issues with its anti-stall software.
The missing funds are part of a settlement Girardi and his firm negotiated from Boeing for four Illinois-based families, with primary terms reached by early 2020.
While the terms of the settlement are confidential, remarks made in court indicate that each of Girardi's clients was to be paid $2 million, however only received around 75 percent of the money owed to them.
A fifth client also may not have been paid, the judge noted, adding that he planned to refer the matter to the US attorney's office.
Jayne's extravagant lifestyle is well documented on the reality show Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
Edelson's firm filed a separate lawsuit against Girardi, accusing him and his estranged wife Erika Jayne of embezzling the Lion Air settlement funds to keep up their 'public image of obscene wealth', despite being over the 'verge of financial collapse'.
It further claims that last year's announcement Jayne had filed for divorce against Girardi is an act to protect their money from debt collectors.
'At the heart of this deception is Defendant Girardi and his need to fund outrageous lifestyles for himself and his soon-to-be ex-wife, Erika Jayne,' the complaint, obtained by DailyMail.com, reads.
It continues: 'Tom and Erika have reached celebrity status in the glitz-and-glam world of Hollywood and Beverly Hills...To keep up their celebrity status, Tom and Erika must project a public image of obscene wealth at all times, and at whatever the cost.
The lawsuit cited examples of her excessive spending, mentioning how she boasted in 2018 that she spends $40,000 a month her glamorous make-up
'While Erika publicly filed for divorce this month, on information and belief, that 'divorce' is simply a sham attempt to fraudulently protect Tom's and Erika's money from those that seek to collect on debts owed by Tom and his law firm GK.'
In his suit, Edelson stated that Girardi and his firm are ''are on the verge of financial collapse and locked in a downward spiral of mounting debts and dwindling funds', and allegedly owe tens of millions of dollars to clients, co-counsel, and others.
The suit claims that it's because of his purported financial turmoil that Girardi allegedly resorted to embezzling money intended for his clients.
Jayne's extravagant lifestyle is well documented on the reality show Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
The lawsuit cited examples of her excessive spending, mentioning how she boasted in 2018 that she spends $40,000 a month her glamorous make-up.
The suit also highlights a lyric from her 2017 hip-hop song 'Exxpen$ive' which features the phrase, 'it's expensive to be me.'
The suit also highlights a lyric from her 2017 hip-hop song 'Exxpen$ive' which features the phrase, 'it's expensive to be me'
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