Hunter Biden once offered to sell a major US company information and analysis on Oleg Deripaska, the Russian oligarch currently under federal investigation, emails from his abandoned laptop show.
Hunter made the offer in 2011 to aluminum giant Alcoa, saying he could provide the company 'with statistical analysis of political and corporate risks, elite networks associated with Oleg Deripaska,' according to New York Post columnist Miranda Devine.
He wanted to charge Alcoa fees of $25,000 for 'phase one' of the project $55,000 for 'refined analysis', according to emails Devine cited from the laptop Hunter Biden abandoned in a Delaware repair shop in 2019.
Deripaska is the founder of Russian aluminum giant RUSAL, with which Alcoa had recently entered into a two-year metal supply agreement at the time of the emails.
Hunter Biden once offered to sell a major US company information and analysis on Oleg Deripaska (above), the Russian oligarch currently under federal investigation
Hunter Biden (seen in 2010) made the offer on behalf of his company Rosemont Seneca to an Alcoa executive. His father was vice president of the United States at the time
Hunter made the offer in 2011 to aluminum giant Alcoa, saying he could provide 'statistical analysis of political and corporate risks, elite networks associated with Oleg Deripaska'
Hunter Biden made the offer on behalf of his company Rosemont Seneca to an Alcoa executive.
His father Joe Biden was vice president of the United States at the time, a fact which Alcoa executives took note of in assessing the proposal, the emails show.
It's unclear whether a deal was ever reached to provide Alcoa the information on Deripaska, though the emails suggest that Rosemont Seneca lowered the proposed fee after hearing feedback from the prospective client.
Divine is set to release a book on secrets revealed in the hard drive next month
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The US imposed sanctions on Deripaska, 53, and other influential Russians in 2018 because of their ties to President Vladimir Putin after alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election, which Moscow
