US President’s son’s cocaine found in White House? Know why the question is arising

US White House Cocaine: Earlier this week, on July 2, cocaine was found in the West Wing of America’s White House. The White House was evacuated after this incident. An investigation was started about who is the owner of the cocaine found in the White House.

When cocaine was found in the US White House, President Joe Biden was not present at the White House as he had gone with his family to Camp David in Maryland to attend a July 4 event. Meanwhile, the name of Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden was linked to the cocaine being found. It is being said that he was addicted to drugs.

Hunter Biden’s connection with drugs!
Hunter Biden’s name is being added behind the cocaine found in America’s White House because he has a long history of drugs. However, it is not yet known clearly how long Hunter and his family stayed in the White House and which rooms they visited. Hunter Biden has been talking openly about the use of drugs.

In the year 2021, he said that he is away from drugs for the last 2 years. It has also been claimed about him that he lives in the White House. An investigation was also done regarding this, but no evidence was found that there were drugs there.

where did cocaine come from
After getting the cocaine, it has been found in the initial investigation report that it was made in the West Wing Library. It is underground and is considered a public area. However, after cocaine was found, the West Wing Library area was closed for precautionary investigation. Due to the West Wing Library being a public area, many people work here or visit regularly.

Apart from this, Hunter Biden’s video is going viral, in which he is seen driving at a speed of 172 mph on the streets of Las Vegas. This incident was also seen linked to cocaine. However, in the investigation report it was found that this video is 4 years old.

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