WILMINGTON, Delaware — Prosecutors began presenting their case against Hunter Biden at his gun trial on Tuesday by showing the courtroom the first son’s infamous laptop and highlighting photos and messages from it.
Biden’s lead defense attorney Abbe Lowell looked at Judge Maryellen Noreika, with the silver laptop in his peripheral, and said he did not object to the government entering it into evidence. Lowell, however, also had opportunities to present his own case to jurors.
The panel of 12 Delawareans, who were selected one day prior, listened as both parties delivered opening statements and questioned prosecutors’ first witness, FBI agent Erika Jensen.
Jensen confirmed the authenticity of the laptop, as well as certain items of evidence from Biden’s computer data and excerpts from a memoir he w …