Federal Government Blocked Probe into Hunter Biden

The House Ways and Means Committee released an affidavit on Wednesday from IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley, who stated that the CIA seemed to have instructed Assistant United States Attorney (AUSA) Lesley Wolf to prevent an IRS team from investigating Hunter Biden’s connection to his benefactor, Kevin Morris.

Shapley, who was leading the IRS Criminal Division’s probe into Biden, revealed that Wolf and DOJ Tax Attorney Jack Morgan were called to CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia, where they discussed Morris. Despite Shapley’s team considering Morris as a potential witness, Wolf seemingly rejected the idea.

“AUSA Wolf stated that they were provided a classified briefing in relation to Mr. Morris and as a result we could no longer pursue him as a witness,” Shapley stated.

Morris has shown great generosity towards Biden, purchasing 11 of his paintings and providing him with a loan of at least $5 million to address tax obligations and personal costs, as disclosed by Republican Kentucky Representative James Comer in a press release issued in January.

From IRS SSA Shapley’s newly released affidavit:

The CIA “summoned” prosecutors to Langley, VA for a classified briefing on Hunter Biden’s sugar brother/balcony bong lawyer.

After that, it was hands off w/o telling investigators why.https://t.co/gXVlO2ezce@bhweingarten https://t.co/EOf4znKZJi pic.twitter.com/MtajpSfdZ6

— Jason Foster (@JsnFostr) May 22, 2024

Shapley requested Wolf to provide him with a confidential update on the details she had gathered that led her to dismiss Morris as a credible witness.

However, she neglected to disclose any information to him, as stated by Shapley.

“Although AUSA Wolf initially appeared to be receptive to facilitating a briefing for me on the information, she ignored multiple attempts by me to arrange the briefing,” Shapley claimed in the affidavit.