Elon Musk, Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Is he getting a special treatment?
Elon Musk's name comes up more often than other celebrities and he seemed to have a more serious connection to Epstein, but why isn't more attention being placed on him?
Mark Zuckerberg says Elon Musk introduced Epstein to him
Ghislaine Maxwell and Elon Musk attend Vanity Fair Oscar Party
Jeffrey Epstein advised Elon Musk during Telsa attempt to go private
So far all he's done is deny everything, obviously, even going as far as saying that Maxwell appeared from nowhere to take a picture with him. Is that all it takes to let him off the hook?
It seems that people don't want to know more because they like what he does, confusing it with who he is. Meanwhile he keeps tweeting dumb shit ignoring the elephant in the room.
Posted Aug 19, 2019, 12:03 PM UTC · edited
It seems every NY elite has had their picture taken with Ghislaine Maxwell. I wouldn't read too much into a picture of her with Elon Musk. While I'm sure Jeffrey Epstein's indiscretions were known in some circles, and in no way am I defending him, he was ultimately a formidable money man – just look at his personal fortune and professional track record – and that is attractive to people with big companies.
I also think it's worth noting the unlikelihood that anyone will acknowledge a connection to Jeffrey Epstein and/or Ghislaine Maxwell. No one wants to be associated with either one of those names, and we should expect to see potential leads attempting to create distance – after all, has anyone ever said that they knew all along what was happening?
You can't separate the photo from the other facts. If the photo was all there was, then it would not be a big deal. Celebrities take photos with one another all the time.
The problem is that he knew Epstein, and that Epstein said that he worked with him closely, and that he also ended up getting a photo with Ghislaine Maxwell, his creepy assistant. It's one thing, and it's unlikely that it's all a coincidence.
The fact that Elon Musk denies everything like everyone else is irrelevant. The point I'm making is that he's getting a special treatment by not being confronted on it.
Confronted on what basis? For knowing someone? For possibly receiving financial advice from someone? There are hundreds of high-profile business people whose names we wouldn't recognize that are somehow associated, in the same way Elon Musk has been associated, with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. In my opinion, we should be focusing on the names mentioned in the thousands of pages of depositions, not just those that grab headlines.
Yes, confronted on that basis. How much did he know about the fucked up stuff that was going on? Did he wilfully ignore it? He said that Epstein obviously was a creep, why did he think that? Epstein invited him to his island, why did he refuse? Epstein's money came out of nowhere, what kind of financial help did he receive from him?
The fact that people seem to think that this is not worth asking, answers the questions of my post. In my opinion, we should focus on all names that seem relevant. We shouldn't rule out a guy because he seems likeable and portrays himself as a man who wants to save the planet.