Hunter Biden Paid Assistant for Virtual Sex Shows

It was revealed that Hunter Biden After his assistant told him she couldn’t afford rent, he offered to send her money in return for virtual sex. law firm, Owasco. 

The then-29 year-old was a model and a fitness instructor at Owasco. He is also the fourth employee with which the president had a sexual relationship. 

The revelations were made publicly by the Daily Mail After sending text messages to the assistant (who has not been identified), Hunter His laptop had a hard drive that contained footage of their sexual encounters as well as the audio.

The following is an extract from the Daily MailAlthough they had sex in June 2018, it was not until the next year that they became virtual.

After the $837.06 she was owed for the latter half of December never came in and her company insurance was declined at the dentist, she emailed Hunter’s secretary asking what was going on. “I haven’t been able to get any contact with Hunter so I am completely in the dark,” She wrote.

It wasn’t until several weeks later that this happened. Hunter Finally, he apologized and sent her $500 via Apple Pay. He claimed that he was unable to pay the bill because he was ill. “really no money” Many thanks to “alimony tuitions and other s**t like girls insurance etc.”

He sent her $2,500 via Apple Pay in March. “I will [m]ake up for back pay,” but, “You have to make up for back work … By FTiming me and/or going to our next-club party.”

“If we FT the tule has to be no talk of anything but sex and we must be naked and we have to do whatever the other person asks within reason,” He added.

So began a series call between them, with each assistant being compensated via Apple Pay.

“Set the phone up [so] I can spy on you showering,” He asked one time, and then added “Show me how you play with yourself.”

The following is an extract from the Daily MailPrior to her financial difficulties, she assisted as an assistant with five wire transfers totaling $44,500 between June 2018 and October 2018. Her name appeared in the Suspicious Activity Reports filed by JP Morgan Chase.