Mystery Of Cocaine In Biden’s White House Deepens After New Report

While the media obsessed over Trump indictments and Pride parades, a quietly buried report just resurfaced — and it raises damning new questions about Joe Biden, former Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle, and what really happened with that infamous bag of cocaine found inside the White House.

Thanks to RealClearPolitics investigative reporter Susan Crabtree, who’s been following the story since it broke, we now know the Secret Service moved to destroy the cocaine just one day after abruptly closing the case — and apparently retaliated against a senior official who opposed the destruction.

Let that sink in: the most secure building in the world had a bag of cocaine turn up — and the federal government made sure it disappeared faster than Hunter’s laptop.

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According to Crabtree, a newly uncovered DEA document titled “Destruction” shows that the cocaine was handed over to D.C. police for incineration — but there’s no date listed for the actual destruction, and no proof it ever happened.

What we do know is this:

  • The cocaine was tested by multiple agencies, including the FBI and D.C. hazmat technicians.
  • It was sent back to the Secret Service for “storage” on July 12, 2023.
  • Two days later, it was transferred for destruction — but documentation stops there.
  • The case was closed July 13 — just 11 days after the drugs were discovered inside the West Wing.

When asked what happened to the evidence, the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department blamed the FBI, claiming the Bureau was responsible for confirming the destruction. Meanwhile, the FBI has said nothing, and neither agency has provided lab results, destruction logs, or any credible explanation.

Crabtree also uncovered evidence that a senior official who pushed back on destroying the cocaine may have been punished by then-Director Kimberly Cheatle — who personally overruled them to push the destruction through.

Why the rush? Why the secrecy? Why the retaliation?

And why, after all this time, does no one in the Biden administration seem remotely interested in answering any of those questions?

Former Secret Service agent and now FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino is promising answers.

“People say, ‘This case isn’t a big deal.’ Well, I care,” Bongino said on social media.
“A potentially hazardous substance made its way into the White House, and we don’t seem to have answers? We’re going to get them. I’ve got a great team on it.”

And the evidence backs up Bongino’s concern. Forensic expert Gary Clayton Harmor, a DNA analyst from California, says the only way to determine whether there was useable DNA on the baggie is to test it again. But the bag — conveniently — is gone.

“The only way to really tell, is to test it again and see what happens,” Harmor said.

And yet the Secret Service closed the case with no suspects, no leads, and no lab results released to the public. Americans are simply supposed to believe that a bag of cocaine appeared in the White House — and no one knows how it got there or who it belonged to.

Pattern of Destruction and Denial

This is the latest in a long line of shady Biden-era scandals swept under the rug:

  • Hunter Biden’s laptop? “Russian disinformation” — until it wasn’t.
  • Secret payments from China and Ukraine? “No evidence” — except bank records say otherwise.
  • Cocaine in the White House? “No fingerprints, no DNA, no problem” — and now, no evidence at all.

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The White House press corps has refused to dig. The legacy media has moved on. But the American people haven’t.

Because once again, the swamp took care of its own — and the people responsible just walked away clean.

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