The Delaware computer repair shop owner who was in possession of Hunter Biden's laptop, the contents of which would later become public, was deposed by Hunter Biden's' lawyer on Wednesday, Axios reported.
John Paul Mac Isaac sued Hunter, as well as President Joe Biden and CNN, for defamation in 2022. Now, Hunter's team is countersuing, which prompted Mac Isaac's deposition before Hunter Biden's attorney.
As Axios points out, Mac Isaac owned a computer repair shop where he claimed Hunter dropped off his laptop in April 2019 and never came back to pick it up. Delaware law says the laptop now has become Mac Isaac's property. But Hunter's lawyers say Mac Isaac does not have rights to the contents of the laptop's hard drive.
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Hunter Biden’s legal team says that they also plan to seek depositions of several others in the case, including former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Steve Bannon, who allegedly had roles in spreading news of the data stored on the device.
Read the full report over at Axios.
