Musk refuses subpoena and is forced to testify in Epstein case

According to news on May 19, Tesla CEO Musk recently received a subpoena involving the notorious sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein case investigation. The subpoena was issued by the U.S. Virgin Islands and requires Musk to provide records of communications between Epstein and JPMorgan Chase and documents related to Epstein's sex trafficking and sexual assault. Although Musk refused to accept the subpoena, the Federal District Court in Manhattan ruled that Tesla could collect the subpoena on its behalf, forcing Musk to no longer be able to evade and had to appear in court to testify.

This subpoena is mainly asking Musk to provide assistance in the investigation of the U.S. Virgin Islands lawsuit regarding the relationship between JPMorgan Chase and Epstein. There is currently no evidence that Musk was personally involved in the Epstein sex scandal. Some other super-rich people, such as Google co-founder Page, have also received subpoenas from the U.S. Virgin Islands due to the Epstein incident, but they have not attracted as much attention as Musk.

According to ITBEAR Technology Information, we understand the background of the Epstein case: Epstein was a late sex criminal who was accused of establishing a sex trafficking network and allegedly sexually assaulted underage girls. He owns a private island in the U.S. Virgin Islands that has been accused of being a sex slave estate. Being associated with Epstein does not mean that politicians, celebrities and business leaders are implicated in his sex scandals.

Musk had contact with Epstein, but their contact was severed after the latter was convicted in 2008. Musk and Tesla have denied having close ties to Epstein or providing consulting services to Musk. Although a photo of Musk and Epstein was circulated online, Musk explained that the photo was taken with Epstein at an event in 2014 and that he did not actually know the latter.

Musk may have a strong dislike for JPMorgan Chase, which has not provided support in Tesla's financing business. Tesla terminated its relationship with JPMorgan Chase in 2016, and subsequent financing activities did not involve the company. JPMorgan Chase filed a lawsuit demanding that Tesla pay $162 million in compensation as the two parties still have a compensation dispute.

The above information is only based on known reports and public information. Regarding the specific relationship between Musk and Epstein and the investigation of Epstein’s case, further attention needs to be paid to authoritative media and official news channels for the latest information. information.

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