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   https://nypost.com/2023/08/08/white-house-cocaine-belonged-to-biden-   
   family-orbit-report/   
      
   A bag of cocaine found in the West Wing last month reportedly may have   
   belonged to someone in the “Biden family orbit” — and the president   
   allegedly knows who it is.   
      
   Soldier of Fortune publisher Susan Katz Keating made the shocking claim,   
   citing three security sources, in a report published Sunday — even texting   
   a number linked to President Biden in a bid to sniff out the culprit.   
      
   The Post has not been able to independently confirm the Soldier of Fortune   
   report and the Secret Service has vehemently denied it.   
      
   According to Keating, while the Secret Service publicly announced July 13   
   they had closed the investigation without identifying a suspect due to a   
   “lack of physical evidence,” authorities were able to follow enough clues   
   to come up with a name — and were confident enough in their detective work   
   to inform the commander-in-chief.   
      
   “If you want the name, ask Joe Biden,” one source told Keating.   
      
   “He knows who it is.”   
      
   “It was someone within the Biden family orbit, and it wasn’t Hunter,” said   
   a second source, referring to the president’s adult son — an admitted   
   recovering drug addict.   
      
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   The Post texted the number and was unable to get an answer either.   
   The New York Post   
   Keating then said she texted a number provided by the White House,   
   purportedly to send Biden SMS messages, and asked point-blank: “Three   
   trusted sources tell me the Secret Service gave you the name of the person   
   who brought the cocaine into the Executive Mansion. Is this true; and if   
   so, can you please confirm the name?”   
      
   The message from Keating bounced back with the label “Not Delivered.”   
      
   The Post sought to replicate the process by texting the same number   
   provided in the Soldier of Fortune article.   
      
   The response appeared to be an automated text linking to the Community   
   messaging platform.   
      
   Last July, the White House announced Biden had joined Community, a text   
   messaging system in which celebrities can communicate with ordinary folks   
   directly.   
      
   Biden’s team rolled out a Delaware-based phone number for the platform,   
   encouraging everyday citizens to share their personal experiences with gun   
   violence.   
      
   The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.   
      
   Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi told The Post that Soldier of   
   Fortune’s claim that the agency identified the cocaine’s owner and then   
   briefed the president “is false.”   
      
   “The Secret Service does not know who transported the small bag of cocaine   
   into the White House,” Guglielmi said.   
      
   “Our investigation could not lead to a person of interest and there were   
   no discernible fingerprints or DNA that could be recovered from the   
   packaging.”   
      
   He added: “Our source is the independent crime lab of the Federal Bureau   
   of Investigation. This institution is not affiliated with the Secret   
   Service, or the Department of Homeland Security. The FBI is nationally   
   accredited in this area of forensic science and they conducted a very   
   thorough analysis of the packaging.”   
      
   Prior to purchasing Soldier of Fortune and becoming its publisher in May   
   2022, Keating worked as a reporter at the Washington Times covering   
   security issues before moving to the Washington Examiner to become a   
   senior editor.   
      
   “I noted the text because every other method I tried brought no results. I   
   am getting a lot of good information from sources, but I have to give the   
   White House / Biden the opportunity to respond,” Keating told The Post.   
      
   “I sent several text messages, as per their offering. Each time, it   
   bounced back as undelivered. I published the screen-shot to show that I   
   used the method the White House told me to use, and it didn’t work. I   
   wanted to document that I made the attempt.”   
      
   On July 2, a Secret Service agent on a routine patrol flagged roughly one   
   gram of cocaine in a storage locker inside the West Wing executive   
   entrance, according to GOP lawmakers briefed on the matter.   
      
   The illicit drug was discovered one floor below the Oval Office and steps   
   from the Situation Room — though administration officials noted the latter   
   room has not been used for months due to ongoing renovations.   
      
   There were also no cameras situated in a position to capture footage of   
   the offender, the protective agency told lawmakers.   
      
   The quickness of the public investigation and the inability — or   
   unwillingness — of law enforcement to identify who brought illegal drugs   
   into one of the most secure buildings in the world caused shock and   
   outrage among Republicans and other Biden critics.   
      
   “I wonder where that cocaine came from, what happened?” former President   
   Donald Trump riffed at a New Hampshire rally Tuesday.   
      
   “That was the quickest investigation I’ve ever seen,” he added.   
      
   Last month, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre snapped at a   
   reporter from The Post who sought assurances that the dimebag was not the   
   property of a Biden family member.   
      
   “You know, there has been some irresponsible reporting about the family,”   
   Jean-Pierre said.   
      
   “The Biden family was not here,” Jean-Pierre stressed.   
      
   “They were not here. They were at Camp David. They were not here Friday,   
   they were not here Saturday or Sunday, they were not even here Monday.   
   They came back on Tuesday. So to ask that question is actually incredibly   
   irresponsible, and I’ll just leave it there.”   
      
   The cocaine was discovered on a Sunday night, two days before the   
   Independence Day holiday.   
      
   Biden had departed for Camp David the Friday before the discovery,   
   accompanied by Hunter, who attracted suspicion after pool reports noted he   
   had been spotted around the White House that day.   
      
   Cocaine is a Schedule II drug under the Controlled Substance Act and its   
   possession, use and distribution are illegal under federal law.   
      
   Last year, the Secret Service also discovered trace amounts of marijuana   
   in the White House.   
      
   The year before that, five members of President Biden’s staff were fired   
   for past pot use, with one terminated aide claiming to the Daily Beast   
   that the White House was “exclusively targeting younger staff and staff   
   who came from states where it was legal.”   
      
      
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