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No, criminal cases do not work like that.How do you think fraud cases work? Are you under the impression that convictions require the accused to say "i committed fraud"? Nah dude, they prove fraud by showing a pattern of highly suspicious activity. When the Biden's are unable to explain why they were paid that money, why it went through over 30 shell companies, then a jury is going to weigh the evidence. It isnt looking good for the Bidens.
If you claim fraud, you have to prove fraud. None of those transactions show anything illegal. Suspicion does not constitute proof.
The Biden’s do not have to prove what they did to receive compensation. Their accusers need to prove they were involved in criminal acts
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