Case closed on White House cocaine

<br />Case closed on White House cocaine<br /><br />The Secret Service has closed its investigation into the bag of cocaine that was found at the White House without identifying a suspect.<br /><br />https://rumble.com/v30ax8q-case-closed-on-white-house-cocaine.html<br /><br />On Sunday, July 2, the White House was evacuated after the Secret Service found a white powder which was later confirmed to be cocaine.<br /><br />The Secret Service's investigation reportedly included an analysis of visitor logs and West Wing surveillance footage from the days leading up to the discovery. But investigators were unable to identify a suspect - or even pinpoint the day the baggie was left behind.<br /><br />The location where the cocaine was found was reportedly in a security camera blind spot.<br /><br />Fingerprints: The bag was subjected to advanced testing at two federal labs but [somehow, mysteriously] no usable fingerprint and DNA was retrieved from the bag. It's July. I doubt the person was wearing gloves.<br /><br />Where's Hunter? It has been reported that the president's son, who has a history of drug abuse, was in the White House two days before the discovery. However, we have no direct evidence linking him to the drugs.<br /><br />Congress was briefed by the Secret Service on the investigation. As he left the briefing, Rep.Tim Burchett posted a video to Twitter calling it "another cover-up" for the Biden family. <br /><br />Trump weighs in: We'll end with a little bit of levity, provided by former President Trump who told Real America's Voice host Wayne Allyn Root:<br /><br />“In my opinion, it’s Hunter and probably Joe. Because you watch Joe at the beginning of a speech and he’s got a little life — not much — but by the end of the speech, he’s a disaster. He can’t find his way off the stage. So, there’s something going on there, and I wouldn’t be surprised if it was for both of them."<br /><br />https://www.spreaker.com/user/9922149/case-closed-on-white-house-cocaine<br /><br />[Source: The Post Millennial, AP, N