Hunter Biden reportedly splurged over $870,000 on prostitutes, sex club memberships, and adult content, along with withdrawing $1.6 million from ATMs during a spending spree outlined in a tax evasion indictment filed on Wednesday, Dailymail reported.
Hunter Biden’s wild spending detailed in tax evasion case that could land him 17 years in jail, disaster for Joe’s campaign
According to federal prosecutors, the president’s son is accused of indulging in a lavish lifestyle from 2016 to 2019, allegedly evading $1.4 million in taxes and potentially facing up to 17 years in prison.
The indictment, which could impact his father’s potential 2024 presidential run, claims that Hunter Biden used the money for various personal expenses, including drugs, escorts, luxury accommodations, cars, clothing, and more, all while neglecting his tax obligations.
This spending breakdown reveals Hunter Biden’s substantial expenses, including $683,000 on ‘various women,’ nearly $400,000 on ‘clothing and accessories,’ $188,000 on ‘adult entertainment,’ and hefty cash withdrawals totaling $1.6 million.
Notably, this occurred while he battled documented addiction issues with alcohol and crack cocaine, leading to multiple rehab stints.
Amidst his father’s campaign, Hunter is confronting two criminal trials, with one in Delaware potentially resulting in a maximum 25-year prison sentence for allegedly providing false information about his drug use when purchasing a gun.
Hunter’s lavish spending: $100K on ‘Adult Entertainment,’ $11,500 on two nights with an escort, and creative Venmo transactions
In 2018, Hunter Biden is accused of allocating a whopping $100,000 for ‘adult entertainment,’ while a mere $500 went toward mortgage payments. The details get quite specific, including $11,500 spent on an escort for just two nights in 2018.
Other expenses outlined in the indictment involve payments totaling $3,947 to M Street Management, a D.C. strip club, and $27,316 on an online pornography website, constituting a fifth of the business line of credit expenditures.
Additionally, Hunter tried to disguise a $1,500 Venmo payment to a strip club as an ‘artwork’ purchase. Over four years, he splurged $237,000 on ‘health, beauty, and pharmacy’ services, with over $110,000 spent in a single year.
The indictment also highlights Hunter’s lavish spending on luxury hotels, flights, and car rentals, including nearly $3,000 on Virgin America flights to Los Angeles and $1,727 on renting a Lamborghini upon arrival in California.
