Hunter Biden’s Original Sweetheart Plea Deal Called for No Guilty Pleas at All on Tax and Gun Charges, Was Derailed by News of IRS Whistleblower: Reports
Hunter Biden’s sweetheart plea deal was even sweeter before news broke that IRS whistleblowers had come to Congress complaining of irregularities in the handling of the case, according to reports published Saturday by Politico and the New York Times.
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The Politico report was based on a cache of leaked documents and emails related to the case as well as conversations with sources.
Both reports state that the original plea deal between Hunter Biden’s lawyers and prosecutors with then Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss (now Special Counsel Weiss) called for no guilty plea by Hunter to both the tax and gun charges, with no formal charges filed, and with everything covered by a pre-trial diversion immunity agreement.
