Hunter Biden's Best Friend Fled For Fear Of His Life, In 'Hiding' Before Explosive Congressional Testimony

The former best friend of the first son Hunter Biden is reportedly in “hiding” before his testimony before the House Oversight Committee about President Joe Biden’s involvement in his son’s business dealings. 

As previously covered by the DC Enquirer, Devon Archer, former best friend of Hunter and fellow Burisma board member, is expected to inform the House Oversight Committee of the numerous times that Joe Biden participated in official and unofficial business meetings either in person or on speakerphone. 

Archer was originally set to testify on Sunday but didn’t report to the hearing and instead fled reportedly over concerns for his and his family's safety, per the Daily Mail. Despite not showing up for that Sunday hearing, he is supposedly still intending to testify before Congress. A source close to Archer also claimed that he had received threats.

Daily Mail also spoke with Archer’s wife, Krista, who refused to inform the news outlet of the location of her husband, simply responding, “He’s not here, he’s not at the other home. He’s not in D.C.”

Krista also stated that she is unaware of any of the business dealings that took place between Hunter Biden and her husband, saying, “I have no idea what he did in his business. I'm a doctor, I go to work and mind my own business. And I've had no contact with him for years. I haven't seen Hunter in like 15 years.”

The new date for the testimony of the former best friend is now Monday when he is expected to tell the truth about Hunter Biden’s and his father's dealings under penalty of perjury. He is expected to speak on a number of different times that Joe Biden became involved in Burisma’s business dealings spanning several years during his tenure as vice president. 

The situation around Devon Archer has presented an interesting set of scenarios. The testimony from Archer could put a neat bow on the entire proceedings surrounding the Bidens and Burisma but the path to getting there can be rocky. Whether or not the testimony of Archer will properly provide what is needed to nail Biden is yet to be seen.

Of course, whether or not value will come from the testimony is yet to be seen. So long as Archer doesn’t flee again, Monday should be a revealing day into the Biden family’s inner workings.