Hunter Biden's Gun Trial: Dramatic Testimonies Amid Presidential Campaign

Hunter Biden's ex-wife and former girlfriend testified in his gun trial, revealing his ongoing substance abuse issues. The trial, unfolding amid the 2024 presidential election, details Hunter's past mistakes. Prosecutors aim to prove he lied while purchasing a firearm. Conviction could result in up to 25 years in prison.

In a high-profile gun trial, Hunter Biden's ex-wife and former girlfriend testified Wednesday, alleging his ongoing substance abuse problems. The court grew silent as Kathleen Buhle recounted discovering a crack pipe, revealing the toll on their 20-year marriage.

The trial, happening amid the 2024 presidential election, illustrates Hunter Biden's struggles and the impact on President Biden, deeply concerned about his son's health. Prosecutors presented evidence to show Hunter's drug use when purchasing a firearm in 2018.

With charges including lying on a firearm application, Hunter Biden could face up to 25 years if convicted. This trial, closely following Donald Trump's felony convictions, underlines the legal battles shadowing the presidential campaign.

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