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New ruling in tribal bond scheme draws scrutiny of Biden business deals

Hunter Biden’s longtime business partner, Devon Archer, was convicted of defrauding an Indian tribe in South Dakota, but his conviction was vacated by Judge Ronnie Abrams, sister of ABC Legal Correspondent Dan Abrams and wife of Robert Mueller team’s lawyer Greg Andres. This month, the appeals court asserted there was plenty of evidence Archer knew what he was doing, and bank statements bear that out. But the bank statements also show a lot of activity involving Hunter Biden. Here’s how.

By Tatiana Prophet

On October 7, 2020, the 2nd district court of appeals reinstated the conviction of Hunter Biden’s business partner, Devon Archer, for enacting a fraudulent bond issue by a division of the Oglala Sioux Nation for a Ponzi scheme that had Archer and his posse running all ends of the deal.

But while Archer and the six other clowns all got caught and arrested, Biden succeeded in distancing himself from the scandal – in spite of payments made to him from the same bank account that Archer used to receive the $15 million in fraudulent bonds, then wire the proceeds to another co-conspirator.