In the summer of 2019, Hunter Biden received two wire transfers from Chinese business partners — wire transfers that listed Joe Biden’s Wilmington, Delaware home as the beneficiary address, the House Oversight Committee revealed Monday evening.
After subpoenaing bank records, the committee found records of two wires linked to BHR Partners, a “Beijing-backed private equity firm controlled by Bank of China Limited,” according to Fox News Digital. Hunter Biden sat on the firm’s board.
The first wire transfer in July 2019 was for $10,000 from Ms. Wang Xin, the name of a woman listed on BHR Partners’ website. The second in August 2019 was for $250,000 from Ms. Tan Ling and Li Xiang Sheng, the CEO of BHR Partners who also goes by the name Jonathan Li.
While the beneficiary for the wires is “Robert Hunter Biden,” the listed address is Joe Biden’s primary residence in Delaware. A beneficiary address is “either the address listed to the recipient account, or listed by the individual sending the wire,” explained Fox News Digital. “It is unclear, based on the wire records, who listed the address.”
According to his memoir and the failed plea agreement his attorneys drafted with his dad’s DOJ, Hunter Biden was living in California with his second wife during the summer of 2019, when the wire transfers were sent. Hunter was photographed at the Wilmington residence on July 30, 2017, however, on the day he was reported to have sent an extortive WhatsApp message to a different Chinese
