New Documents: Hunter Biden’s Name, Signature Tied to $60 Million Fraud Investigation

SUMMARY
Newly surfaced documents link Hunter Biden to a $60 million fraud scheme involving Burnham Asset Management and fraudulent bonds tied to the Oglala Sioux tribe. While partners Devon Archer and Jason Galanis were convicted for misusing tribal funds, evidence suggests Biden played a more significant role than previously admitted. Records show Biden served as Vice Chairman of Burnham with a promised $800,000 salary. A shared bank account, Rosemont Seneca Bohai, LLC, linked to Biden, was used in the fraudulent transactions. House Republicans allege Biden’s name was deliberately exploited to legitimize deals, a claim supported by testimony from Archer, who stated Biden had a “50-50 ownership” in the account and served as corporate secretary. The RSB account also handled payments from Burisma Holdings. Though Biden denied active involvement during a 2024 deposition, skeptics highlight his father’s recent pardon covering Hunter’s actions since 2014.