Epstein affair: Musk: I rejected Epstein’s invitation to his island

Tech billionaire Elon Musk said that the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein rejected an invitation from the sex offender to visit his private island. “Epstein tried to get myself on his island and I rejected,” Musk wrote this Saturday on X. Democrats published documents on the politically delicate case the day before, in which Musk’s name appears.

On X, democratic MPs of the House of Representatives posted, among other things, a picture that is supposed to show an extract from Epstein’s calendar. For December 6, 2014 it says: “Memory: Elon Musk to the island on December 6th (does that still take place?)”. The entry does not show whether the visit has occurred.

The financier Epstein, who had systematically abused over many years, had a private island in the Caribbean named Little St. James, which is said to have been a crime scene and was called “Island of Pedophils”.

According to the Democrats, the documents that have now been published are further documents that they received from Epstein’s estate, as they explained in a message. Congress members had already received and published other documents for the Epstein Fall in recent weeks.

WEEKS MUSK claimed that Trump was in Epstein documents

For Trump, an unpleasant topic came back, since he tried to let the Epstein affair rest. In this he was also criticized in his own camp because he defended claims to disclose all documents in the case – even though he had promised this in the election campaign. Musk herself also affected the debate a few months ago: Without evidence, he claimed that the documents would not be published because Trump’s name could be found in it.

Epstein committed suicide in his prison cell in his prison cell in 2019 at the age of 66. In parts of the US company, his death caused wild speculation because he had the best contacts in the American high society. Prominent and billionaires went in and out of him-Trump also spent time with Epstein, as several party videos show.