Hunter Biden lunden roberts paternity suit
Lunden Roberts and Hunter Biden
Hunter Biden is the subject of multiple criminal investigations related to "fraud, money laundering and a counterfeiting scheme," it's claimed in court documents filed Monday in his Arkansas paternity case.

The claims were put forward by a Florida-based private-eye firm, D&A Investigations, in Biden's ongoing case against alleged baby mama Lunden Alexis Roberts, a former Washington, DC, stripper who went by "Dallas."

Biden, 49, "is the subject of more than one criminal investigation involving fraud, money laundering and a counterfeiting scheme," the filing alleges.

One of the purported investigations relates to Burisma Holdings, the Ukrainian energy company with which Biden held a lucrative board post while his father, Joe, was vice president — drawing allegations of impropriety from Republicans including President Trump.

Biden and a group of business associates "established bank and financial accounts with Morgan Stanley ... for Burisma Holdings Limited ... for the money laundering scheme," D&A claims, further alleging that the accounts showed an average account value of nearly $6.8 million between March 2014 and December 2015.
Devon Archer
Devon Archer was convicted of bilking Pensioners and the Sioux Tribe out of $60M. That conviction was later overturned for 'insufficient evidence'.
Biden and the others — Devon Archer, Christopher Heinz, John Galanis and Bevan Cooney — allegedly "utilized a counterfeiting scheme to conceal the Morgan Stanley et al Average Account Value," D&A claims in the papers filed at the Circuit Court of Independence County, Arkansas.

The filing additionally alleges that Biden had a hand in a plot including Galanis, Cooney and Archer to rip off Sioux Native Americans to the tune of $60 million through the shady sale of tribal bonds.

Galanis, Archer and Cooney were found guilty for their roles in June 2018, following a lengthy trial in Manhattan federal court.

Biden "did drum up business for the scheme," D&A claims in its filing, without elaborating.

The three-page document does not name the agencies behind the purported criminal probes of Biden in either case.

Lawyers for Biden and Roberts did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Reached by phone, Dominic Casey, the D&A investigator who filed the papers, refused to say whether his group had been retained by Roberts, or sent the information to the court of its own volition.

He also declined to elaborate on the claims laid out in the papers, repeatedly saying, "I believe this is self-explanatory."