Naomi Biden’s desperate texts to her father, Hunter Biden, reveal how difficult it was to reach him during the year he bought a gun. DailyMail.com has obtained these messages, which were read out in court on Friday and may have significantly impacted his gun crimes trial.
The texts show that Hunter was unreliable and hard to contact during crucial periods following his purchase of a revolver in October 2018, casting doubt on his lawyers’ claims that he was sober at the time. Additionally, other texts not presented to the jury reveal Naomi’s repeated attempts to connect with her father, who often failed to respond, canceled plans, and complained about her spending his money. This is despite Hunter earning millions in 2018 from his overseas deals.
While Hunter, then 48, spent extravagantly on crack cocaine, prostitutes, and luxury hotels with a 24-year-old girlfriend the same age as his daughter, Naomi struggled financially. She fell behind on rent, had difficulty paying utility bills, and frequently asked her father for small sums like $30 for lunch, $100 for gas, or $150 for a taxi when her account was overdrawn.
The texts indicate that Joe Biden could have been a key witness regarding Hunter’s sobriety when he bought his gun and claimed on a federal form that he was not a drug abuser. Naomi Biden is seen leaving federal court in Wilmington, Delaware, on Friday, following the revelation of these texts.
One text exchange from May 2018 highlights Hunter’s unreliability. Naomi visited Los Angeles and asked to see her father, who invited her to lunch at the luxury hotel Chateau Marmont. Despite her excitement, Hunter failed to show up, leaving her waiting for hours with no response.
The texts continue to show Naomi’s attempts to reach her father during her visit to Los Angeles, with no success. Her repeated messages went unanswered, highlighting Hunter’s erratic behavior and unreliability during a crucial period in his life.
In court, Naomi was ambushed with these devastating messages, which severely undermined her father’s defense in the federal gun trial. The texts also reveal that Hunter began writing his memoir earlier than he claimed, suggesting that his account of sobriety during the fall of 2018 may not be accurate.
