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Jurors delved into an intense session of testimony and opening statements during the third day of the Hunter Biden trial, lasting over seven hours. Biden’s defense team set the stage, portraying his 2018 purchase of a Cobra Colt .38 revolver as a hurried decision driven by aggressive sales tactics at StarQuest Shooters & Survival Supply in Wilmington. Attorney David Kendall emphasized that the firearm, described as a “small gun,” remained unused during the 11 days Biden possessed it.

On the opposing side, prosecutors countered with a stern assertion: “No one is above the law.” They outlined their case, alleging that Biden, a crack cocaine addict, falsified information on a federal gun form to secure the firearm. The trial pivoted towards revealing excerpts from Biden’s 2021 memoir, “Beautiful Things,” as prosecutors played audio clips narrated by Biden himself. The excerpts detailed harrowing accounts of his drug addiction, including encounters with a drug dealer nicknamed “Bicycles” and reckless cocaine use in Monte Carlo.

However, the courtroom atmosphere revealed a hint of disengagement from jurors during the lengthy playback of audiobook excerpts. Yawning, resting heads in hands, and occasional closed eyes signaled a lapse in attention as the prosecution pressed on. Yet, a moment of levity broke through when Judge Maryellen Noreika shared an anecdote about a fixed chair at the witness stand, prompting laughter before cautioning against the dangers of such incidents.

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