Repairman Who Gave Alleged Hunter Biden Data to Giuliani Closes Shop Over Threats: Lawyer

Repairman Who Gave Alleged Hunter Biden Data to Giuliani Closes Shop Over Threats: Lawyer
Then-Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden at the reviewing stand to watch President Barack Obama's Inaugural Parade from in front of the White House in Washington on Jan. 20, 2009. Alex Wong/Getty Images
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The computer repair shop owner who claimed he provided Hunter Biden’s hard drive data to Rudy Giuliani before it ended up in the possession of the New York Post closed his business, according to a lawyer for the repairman.

Brian Della Rocca, the attorney for repairman John Paul Mac Isaac, told the Delaware News Journal that Mac Isaac closed the Delaware shop after receiving death threats. He didn’t say whether Mac Isaac left town or if he is in hiding somewhere.
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