Ashley Biden Cocaine Video

An Ashley Biden cocaine video is haunting the Vice President’s daughter. A friend has come forward alleging that the woman caught on tape snorting a white powder is Ashley.The New York Post has acknowledged that they have seen a 90 second clip of the alleged drug video and that the girl caught on camera, snorting what appears to be cocaine, does resemble Ashley.

An anonymous male “friend” of Ashley Biden claims the incident took place at a party in Delaware last month. He is attempting to sell the video tape that shows the alleged drug activity. He claims to be a friend of the Vice President’s daughter, and says he has attended many drug parties with her.

Thomas Dunlap, the lawyer who was handling the case, and another man also claiming to be a lawyer, showed The Post about 90 seconds of the 43-minute tape. The seller claims that the video was legally obtained, and that Ashley was aware she was being filmed. Regardless of that information, The Post refused to pay for the video. The seller was attempting to sell the video for $2 million, but quickly reduced that to a much more reasonable $400,000. After all, it is only the Vice President’s daughter, right?

According to The Post, the drug tape shows a young woman “with light skin and long brown hair, taking a red straw from her mouth, bending over a desk, inserting the straw into her nostril and snorting lines of white powder. She then stands up and begins talking with other people in the room. A young man looks on from behind her, facing the camera. The lawyers said he was Ashley’s boyfriend of a few years.”

The camera then follows the woman from a few feet away, focusing on her as she moves around the room, and at one point she shouts, “Shut the f— up!” The dialogue on the video is a hard to make out, but the woman on the tape apparently makes repeated references to the drugs.

“At one point she pretty much complains that the line isn’t big enough,” said the second lawyer. “And she talks about her dad.”

Vice President Joe Biden has yet to comment, but we think the Ashley Biden cocaine video will disappear into nothing. No one wants to touch it, which is a sign that it may lack authenticity. Thomas Dunlap, the lawyer representing the seller has told Radaronline that he is no longer involved in the attempt to sell the video and is no longer representing his client. He said that he did not want to be involved due the publicity of the matter.