John Paul Mac Isaac, the man who received Hunter Biden’s now-infamous laptop in his computer repair shop in Delaware in April of 2019, has a 5-part YouTube summary explaining his side of the saga.
While former Navy officer and co-host of the War Room: Pandemic Jack Maxey has been “carpet bombing” the media and governmental authorities with the contents of Hunter Biden’s laptop, and Rudy Giuliani has been describing to Steve Bannon the “core” of his racketeering case, John Paul Mac Isaac, the owner of the computer repair shop in Delaware that received the President’s son’s laptop in April of 2019, has been relatively quiet. Except, that is, for a handful of interviews with the media, as well as a five-part YouTube series in which he explains “The Truth” of what happened with the whole saga’s beginnings.
In the five videos below Mac Isaac—who makes clear he’s not, nor has never been, a hacker, and that he’s now had to close his shop—explains his side of the story; including his initial encounter with Hunter Biden, who “provided a first name, a last name, an email address, and a phone number“ when checking in. Isaac says Hunter seemed “surprised that I didn’t recognize him during the check-in process,” but was able to confirm his identity “after checking in the machine and performing a data recovery… .”
After discovering “files related to finance and other documents that raise some red flags,” Mac Isaac did what he thought was “probably the smartest thing [he’d] ever done” in his life: make a copy of the contents of Hunter Biden’s hard drive.
When Mac Isaac reached out to the FBI with the suspect contents on Hunter’s hard drive, however, he was ultimately met with a cold shoulder. “Agent Mike,” one of the FBI agents who responded to Mac Isaac’s father’s request for help with the matter, instructed Mac Isaac that they were only to communicate by text; no email. Agent Mike “also said that if somebody came into the shop looking for the laptop that I was to contact him immediately and stall them for 24 hours and agents would return with the equipment.“
Mac Isaac says that when Agent Mike left the day he provided those instructions, he “turned to [Mac Isaac] and said ‘In our experience nothing ever happens to those who don’t talk about these things.'”
The computer repairman, who’s legally blind, now not able to live in his own home, or earn a living the way he used to, stated in an April 7, 2022 Newsmax interview—immediately above—that:
“[T]he facts are I was hired to recover data, I recovered 300 gigabytes of data off of Hunter Biden’s liquid-damaged MacBook Pro; I proceeded to store that data on an external hard drive and before the FBI confiscated that equipment I made a copy. That 300 gigs was copied to a 500-gig hard drive [and] ultimately one of those copies ended up in the hands of Rudy Giuliani. From there, I don’t really have a responsibility for the chain of custody, so I can’t say what has happened or transpired to these drives that were created from that point on over the past year-and-a-half.”
As for accusations that Mac Isaac has anything to do with any so-called “Russian disinformation campaign,” he says that “For two generations the Mac Isaac family has fought during the entirety of the Cold War against Communism and the Soviets. That’s why it’s completely absurd that anyone would ever consider me to be a Russian agent or influenced by Russia.”
Despite Mac Isaac’s seeming desire to lie low and jettison himself from this conflict, his involvement in this narrative continues on. At this point, Mac Isaac is being vocal about the fact that somehow people—like Jack Maxey—are getting a hold of extra gigabytes of data that he did not turn over to Giuliani. Mac Isaac says in his Newsmax interview that “[T]here are 250 [extra] gigs that are coming from somewhere” and “that concerns me.”
EPISODE ONE: ‘THE TRUTH’
“For two generations the Mac Isaac family has fought during the entirety of the Cold War against Communism and the Soviets. That’s why it’s completely absurd that anyone would ever consider me to be a Russian agent or influenced by Russia.”
“For the record I am not nor have I ever been a hacker. Those guys make so much more money than I do.”
EPISODE TWO: ‘THE TRUTH- IT WAS HIM’
“The client came into my shop April 12th, 2019. I had never seen the client before nor have I paid enough attention to the client to recognize him. But when checking him in, he provided a first name, a last name, an email address, and a phone number. The client did seem surprised that I didn’t recognize him during the check-in process. But I made a further connection when I noticed that one of the three MacBook Pros had a sticker that represented the client’s deceased brother’s foundation. But after checking in the machine and performing a data recovery, I am 100% sure that the person in those videos, photos, and other data that I was hired to recover, is the same person that came into my shop and dropped off that machine.”
EPISODE THREE: ‘THE TRUTH – THE FBI’
“My father spoke to an agent that refused to give his name. Then that agent after hearing my father’s concerns promptly made a copy of the paperwork told my father to lawyer up, and get out of his office… . Then, on November 1st [2019] my father received a phone call.”
“On November 1st, 2019 Agent Joshua from the FBI reached out to my father requesting to contact me. My father collected his contact information and passed it on to me. A quick Google search revealed that Agent Joshua had been making a name for himself busting child predators. I instantly trusted and respected Agent Joshua… .
EPISODE FOUR: ‘THE TRUTH – DEAF EARS’
“Agent Mike instructed me that moving forward we should only communicate by text message. No email. He also said that if somebody came into the shop looking for the laptop that I was to contact him immediately and stall them for 24 hours and agents would return with equipment. When leaving the shop that day, Agent Mike turned to me and said ‘In our experience nothing ever happens to those who don’t talk about these things.'”
EPISODE FIVE: ‘THE TRUTH – LOOKING BACK’
“I still can’t believe everything that has happened. I wouldn’t have to be here telling my story if people had done their job and followed the law. I would still have a business. I would still have a place in my community. I would still have friends. I’d still be home, safe, sleeping in my own bed.”
Feature image: John Paul Mac Isaac
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