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TECHNICIAN John Paul MacIsaac handed over the laptop containing Hunter Biden's alleged Ukraine emails to the FBI.

Mac Isaac also declined to state whether he approached Costello first with the hard drive or whether Giuliani’s team came to him.” “During the subsequent summer and fall, Mac Isaac said he became alarmed after browsing through the computer’s files.

The alleged emails were revealed amid scrutiny over Hunter's job at oil and gas giant Burisma regarding his father's relationship with Ukraine, and Donald Trump's impeachment investigations. But, who is John Paul MacIsaac?

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Who is John Paul MacIsaac?

The FBI seized Hunter Biden's laptop in December 2019 after computer shop owner John Paul MacIsaac contacted the police.

The 44-year-old, from Delaware, is reportedly a Donald Trump superfan.

MacIsaac said that Hunter left three damaged Apple laptops at his shop in April 2019 but the son of the former vice president never returned to collect them or pay the $85 data recovery bill.

The technician said he didn't recognize Hunter when he came into his shop in April 2019 although the name was familiar.

Before the laptop was seized, the 44-year-old said that he made a copy of the files to 'protect himself'.

What are the alleged emails leaked between Hunter Biden and Vadym Pozharskyi?

Explosive alleged emails appear to show that VP Joe Biden met with Burisma exec Vadym Pozharskyi while on a trip to the US, reports the New York Post.

A spokesperson for Joe Biden denied any such meeting in a statement on Wednesday, October 14.

The alleged emails come from a trove of files found on a damaged MacBook Pro which had been dropped off at a repair shop in Biden's home state of Delaware.

Hunter joined the Burisma board in 2014 on a salary reportedly up to $50,000-a-month, despite having no prior experience.

The alleged emails reveal Pozharskyi thanked Hunter for introducing him to his dad in a message sent on April 17, 2015.

It allegedly reads: 'Dear Hunter, thank you for inviting me to DC and giving an opportunity to meet your father and spent [sic] some time together.

'It’s realty [sic] an honor and pleasure.'

And in another alleged email from May 2014, Pozharskyi asks Hunter for 'advice on how you could use your influence' on behalf of Burisma.

Biden claimed he had 'never spoken' to Hunter about his overseas business dealings - something which the emails appear to refute.

FBI agents seized the computer and hard drive last December after the shop owner alerted the feds - and he also gave a copy of the files to former Mayor Rudy Giuliani’s lawyer, Robert Costello.

What has John MacIsaac said about the leak?

MacIsaac said he was afraid he would be murdered as 'a guy who had something he wanted out of his shop'.

'I was afraid, I reached out to some people that I trusted, that could possibly get me in touch with the FBI,' he told the Daily Beast. 'Then they showed up.

'They probably knew I had a copy because I was pretty vocal about not wanting to get murdered.'

When asked if he believed Joe Biden would 'put your life in danger,' MacIsaac reportedly replied 'people that work for him, sure'.

MacIsaac said he 'feared repercussions' having the device at his Wilmington MAC shop in Delaware when he came across the files during its repair.

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