Neil W. McCabe, the national political editor of The Star News Network, interviewed Navy veteran and businessman Jack Maxey about how he recovered hundreds of thousands of deleted emails, images and videos from Hunter Biden’s laptop hard drive.
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McCabe: Navy veteran and businessman Jack Maxey is the leading sleuth into the mysteries hidden in Hunter Biden’s laptop hard drive. In an exclusive interview with The Star News Network, Maxey explained how he and his team discovered hundreds of thousands of deleted emails, images, and videos while working in their Zurich, Switzerland, safe house.
Maxey: Essentially at the start, we used off-the-shelf programs to go see if there was any deleted material on the disk, and we began recovering it. And apparently, someone else used a similar software program called Disk Drill because we found the certificates in the erased material.
McCabe: Maxey said a member of his team suggested deleting the hard drive’s operating system, which revealed a new trove of incriminating material.
Maxey: We recovered 160GB compressed, 450 uncompressed, right? That’s the difference of the argument. Well, you can’t have that much on a 500-gigabyte disk, from the computer experts of planet Earth. And then we began recovering bundles and bundles of stuff.
McCabe: Another shocking revelation was that not only did Hunter sync his phone and smart pad to his laptop, capturing all that material onto the hard drive, he also put spyware on devices belonging to those in his circle, he said.
Maxey: Whoever had used one of these programs prior also tried to erase things, but they did a poor job of it. They did erase some stuff that we were unable to recover, but the things that are on there – for example, there are five mirrored copies of Biden family member phones. Likely one of them is Joe Biden’s.
McCabe: As Maxey and his team continue to work privately to unlock and map the hard drive, the former Navy officer said he wonders what the FBI came up with since they took possession of Hunter Biden’s original hard drive one week before House Democrats voted to impeach President Donald J. Trump for his diplomacy in Biden turf, Ukraine.
Maxey: The FBI has done this since December of 2019. [Former FBI agent] Peter Strzok’s group retrieved them from [computer repairman John Paul] Mac Isaac on the 9th of December 2019, betraying the president in the following impeachment and betraying every Democratic voter and every Democratic candidate in the primary.
McCabe: Reporting for The Star News Network, Neil W. McCabe, Washington.
