120,000 emails from Hunter’s infamous laptop made public within a searchable database

In what is being touted as “a modern Rosetta Stone of white and blue collar crime,” a former staffer from President Donald Trump’s administration made more than 120,000 emails from Hunter Biden’s infamous laptop public within a searchable database.

Garrett Ziegler, 26, worked in the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy under Director and Assistant to the President Peter Navarro. Using the nom de plume Marco Polo, the former aide reportedly created the site BidenLaptopEmails.com “to see justice delivered.”

The Daily Mail, who had their own forensic analysis of Biden’s laptop commissioned in 2021, reported that of the known 142,838, only 128,775 were posted to the database. It is unclear as to why 14,603 emails were left off of the site, but the aide made no claim that the database contained all of the laptop’s contents.

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