Elon Musk has released a statement saying that he had "very little correspondence" with Jeffrey Epstein and never attended one of the infamous sex parties on the billionaire's private island. However, a trove of emails between the two men suggests otherwise.
Musk's claim that he declined invitations to visit the island because he was aware that some email correspondence could be misinterpreted is hard to swallow. In fact, his emails with Epstein reveal a man eager to attend one of the parties and even ask when it would be taking place. "What day/night will be the wildest party on your island?" Musk asked Epstein in November 2012.
It appears that Musk did try to make plans multiple times to visit the island, which contradicts his claims that he declined every invitation. His tone also shifted over time - in a previous interview, he described Epstein as "obviously a creep", but now seems to be downplaying his own involvement.
While it's true that there's no concrete evidence of a crime being committed, Musk's actions do raise eyebrows. He did, however, take aim at those who have sought to capitalize on the scandal by releasing parts of the Epstein emails, calling for them to focus on bringing justice to the real perpetrators instead.
In reality, it seems that Musk's attempt to rehabilitate his own image comes across as a PR stunt, with little substance to back it up. The public may see through this tactic and continue to scrutinize Musk's past interactions with Epstein.
Musk's claim that he declined invitations to visit the island because he was aware that some email correspondence could be misinterpreted is hard to swallow. In fact, his emails with Epstein reveal a man eager to attend one of the parties and even ask when it would be taking place. "What day/night will be the wildest party on your island?" Musk asked Epstein in November 2012.
It appears that Musk did try to make plans multiple times to visit the island, which contradicts his claims that he declined every invitation. His tone also shifted over time - in a previous interview, he described Epstein as "obviously a creep", but now seems to be downplaying his own involvement.
While it's true that there's no concrete evidence of a crime being committed, Musk's actions do raise eyebrows. He did, however, take aim at those who have sought to capitalize on the scandal by releasing parts of the Epstein emails, calling for them to focus on bringing justice to the real perpetrators instead.
In reality, it seems that Musk's attempt to rehabilitate his own image comes across as a PR stunt, with little substance to back it up. The public may see through this tactic and continue to scrutinize Musk's past interactions with Epstein.
. those emails show a pattern of him trying to get you to attend one of those parties and you're all like "oh I don't want to go" but then you keep sending follow up emails like 4 days later asking when it's gonna happen? 
that doesn't add up at all.
. anyway, yeah, this whole PR stunt thing is kinda obvious and I'm sure the public isn't buying it 
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! how can he just downplay his involvement now? he was really into those parties at one point lol. and btw, what's up with that "creep" comment? one day he says Epstein is a creep, the next he's all cool with him 
. it's like he's trying to save face or something. newsflash elon: releasing emails to "bring justice" sounds like a pretty convenient PR move 
. people are gonna keep calling him out on this and honestly, it's hard not to 
. Those emails he shared are super revealing - he was totally down for a wild time 
! And what's with the tone shift? From being super critical of Epstein to almost sounding like he's trying to justify his own involvement 
. It's all about damage control, IMHO 
. I'm not saying he did anything wrong, but it does seem fishy that he's trying to spin this so hard 
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. It seems like he was interested in attending those parties, and his tone has definitely shifted over time... from "creep" to not-so-creepy 
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Like, how many times have we all done something stupid and then tried to cover it up or spin it into something good? 
It's like he's saying "oh, I was just being cautious" but really he's just trying to save face.
It's like he's playing a role now and it doesn't feel authentic. Maybe we should be more critical of people's actions, not just their words... 
. His tone also shifted, from calling Epstein a "creep" to downplaying his own involvement... yeah, that PR stunt vibe is strong with him right about now 
. I mean, I get it, wanting to move on from the scandal and focus on justice for the real victims is admirable, but come on, Elon, you can't just erase your past actions like they don't matter 
. And yeah, his tone changes over time - from creep to "obviously a creep"... that doesn't add up either 
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. I mean, if he was really that downplayed on his feelings about Epstein in the first place, why would he suddenly try to spin it as a PR stunt? It just seems like he's trying to cover his tracks and avoid taking responsibility for his own involvement with Epstein. And let's be real, releasing those emails isn't exactly going to help his rep either 
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anyhoo at least hes taking aim at ppl tryin to profit off this but idk if thats gonna be enough to save his rep 
I'm not sure how believable Elon Musk's statement is 
... those emails between him and Epstein are pretty damning 
. He was really eager to come to that party on the island 
. It feels like a PR stunt 
... which is weird, 'cause those emails are still pretty suspicious 
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