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April 12, 2019: Hunter brought in damaged equipment to John Paul Mac Isaac's laptop repair store The Mac Shop in Wilmington, Delaware.
April 15, 2019: Mac Isaac called Hunter to drop off a drive related to the recovery efforts.
April 16, 2019: Hunter dropped off the drive and requested Mac Isaac bill him thru Square when complete the next day. This was the last time he ever heard or saw Hunter.
April 17, 2019: The job was completed and bill sent and called for collection.
April 25, 2019: Joe Biden announced his candidacy for president.
September 3, 2019: Mac Isaac spoke to his father about concerns related to the contents of the laptop and decided to approach the FBI in New Mexico.
September 20, 2019: While waiting for a copy of the hard drive to arrive that he sent to my father, the Wall Street Journal ran a story about a whistleblower involving a Ukrainian phone call.
October 9, 2019: Mac Isaac's father approached the FBI in Albuquerque, New Mexico with a copy of Hunter's hard drive. The FBI refused the drive, claiming it was not a federal issue. He claimed the FBI told his father to get a lawyer and leave the FBI field office.
November 1, 2019: The FBI agent reached out to Mac Isaac's father.
November 13, 2019: Public impeachment hearings against Donald Trump begun in the Intelligence Committee.
November 19, 2019: Two FBI agents visited Mac Isaac at his home. He presented Agents Joshua and Mike with document he thought were relevant to the impeachment trial. He claimed the agents refused to look at anything and again refused to take the laptop for evaluation, claiming they needed to run it by their legal team.
December 2, 2019: Agent Joshua calls Mac Isaac to says he want to come to the shop with an FBI tech guy and make a clone of the hard drive.
December 9, 2019: Agents Joshua and Mike arrive at the shop with a subpoena to collect Hunter's back up drive, along with the laptop and any related paperwork for the repair job.
January 16, 2020: Impeachment trial starts against Trump. There was no mention of Hunter's laptop. Mac Isaac said this is when he knew for sure the FBI cared more about protecting the Bidens than protecting the then-president or the small town shop owner.
Late February thru August 2020: Mac Isaac's uncle and father, both retired Col. in the Air Force, knocked on the doors of several members of Congress and White House staffers but got no response.
August 26, 2020: Mac Isaac sent an email to the office of Trump's lawyer at the time, Rudy Giuliani, detailing efforts to get the contents of the drive to the correct authorities.
August 27, 2020: Giuliani's lawyer, Bob Costello, sent a response to Mac Isaac and the two spoke on the phone. It ended in the decision to overnight send a copy of the drive to Giuliani's office.
August 28, 2020: Giuliani's office received the hard drive.
September 23, 2020: Senators Chuck Grassley and Ron Johnson released their report on Hunter's activity.
September 24, 2020: Mac Isaac sent a letter to Senator Johnson's office thru their whistle blower link and explained the situation related to the laptop hard drive.
September 25, 2020: Johnson's office responded. They asking for more information, including if Mac Isaac is a U.S. citizen, who the agents were who collected Hunter's equipment and whether he had legal counsel.
October 5, 2020: Johnson's office questioned Mac Isaac over the phone along with two members of the National Security Agency (NSA). They questioned Mac Isaac on if he worked for anyone and if he is Russian. He said they asked nothing about the laptop or its contents.
October 11, 2020: A reporter from the New York Post tracked Mac Isaac down to confirm he had a copy of Hunter's laptop. The computer repairman called Bob Costello and asked how his identity was leak to the press, but was assured it was normal before a story broke to be leaked. He was also told his name would be left out of the reporting.
October 13, 2020: Hunter's lawyer called Mac Isaac asking for the laptop.
October 14, 2020: The New York Post broke the initial story at 6:30 a.m. about Hunter's laptop. Mac Isaac's inbox started blowing up a couple minutes later and by 9:30 a.m., Twitter, Facebook and Google blocked or repressed the story.
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