Final Witnesses Testify in Hunter Biden's Gun Case

Federal prosecutors conclude their case against Hunter Biden, alleging he lied on a gun-purchase form about his drug use. The trial featured testimony from FBI and DEA agents, as well as personal accounts from family members. The defense argues Hunter did not consider himself addicted at the time.

Federal prosecutors wrapped up their case against Hunter Biden on Friday, presenting evidence that the president's son allegedly lied on a gun-purchase form regarding his drug use. Key testimonies included an FBI forensic chemist and a DEA agent, who discussed both physical evidence and text messages linked to Hunter Biden.

The trial highlighted Hunter Biden's struggles with addiction, including emotional testimonies from his ex-wife and a former girlfriend. Jurors were shown photographs and videos depicting Hunter's drug use, reinforcing the prosecution's argument that he was under the influence when he bought the firearm.

President Joe Biden, balancing his roles as both president and father, has stated he will accept the jury's verdict and ruled out a pardon for his son. Meanwhile, the defense maintains that Hunter did not see himself as addicted at the time of the gun purchase. Hunter Biden has pleaded not guilty to the charges.