Security officials moved rapidly to eliminate cocaine evidence discovered inside the West Wing during the Biden administration, according to an internal report that remained buried until recently.
This shocking news comes as a former Democratic National Committee (DNC) insider confirmed earlier accusations about Biden White House leadership, identifying powerful figures who operated behind the scenes.
The previously unreported details about the White House cocaine scandal reveal how U.S. Secret Service agents handling the investigation made the critical evidence disappear permanently.
The drugs were incinerated within 24 hours of discovery, raising questions about the thoroughness of the investigation that never identified the source.
Republicans now control Washington’s power structures, yet obtaining an audit of the cocaine handling has proven challenging.
New information has emerged only through persistent investigative work by Susan Crabtree of RealClearInvestigations.
Crabtree’s reporting last month documented the Secret Service’s swift destruction of the cocaine bag found in a West Wing locker.
A U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency report titled “Destruction” confirmed the drugs were incinerated within one day of discovery.
The document obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request omits the destruction date.
Chain of custody records show the Secret Service transferred the cocaine to D.C. Fire Department