The source behind the New York Post's dubious Hunter Biden story is hitting Twitter with a defamation lawsuit
John Paul Mac Isaac, the laptop repairman behind the New York Post's dubious exposé on Hunter Biden, sued Twitter on Monday alleging defamation.
John Paul Mac Isaac said the scandal had caused him to close his business, and he is asking the court to award him $500 million in punitive damages.
Isaac is accusing Twitter of falsely portraying him as a hacker by blocking the Post's tweets about its story based on a company policy against sharing hacked materials.
Isaac said the incident had caused him to close his business, and he is asking the court to award him $500 million in punitive damages.
The laptop repairman at the center of the New York Post's dubious Hunter Biden exposé is suing Twitter, accusing the social-media giant of defamation over claims it insinuated he was a hacker and caused him to lose his business.
Isaac is accusing Twitter of falsely portraying him as a hacker by blocking the Post's tweets about its story based on a company policy against sharing hacked materials.
Isaac said the incident had caused him to close his business, and he is asking the court to award him $500 million in punitive damages.
The laptop repairman at the center of the New York Post's dubious Hunter Biden exposé is suing Twitter, accusing the social-media giant of defamation over claims it insinuated he was a hacker and caused him to lose his business.
