The U.S. Virgin Islands Government has been looking for Elon Musk to serve him with a subpoena for documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. According to recent news reports, the government has been unsuccessful in finding Musk who is the CEO of Tesla and Space Exploration Technologies Corp, also known as SpaceX.
Background
Jeffrey Epstein was a disgraced financier and convicted sex offender who allegedly had a close relationship with Musk. Epstein died by suicide in August 2019 while in prison after being charged with sex trafficking of minors. The Virgin Islands Attorney General’s Office, Denise George, filed a lawsuit against Epstein’s estate in January 2020. The lawsuit alleged that Epstein had trafficked girls as young as 11 years old to his private island, Little St. James, in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
The lawsuit also named several individuals and entities as co-conspirators and alleged that they aided Epstein in his sex trafficking activities. One of the named co-conspirators was Elon Musk. The lawsuit alleged that Musk had visited the island and had been involved in the trafficking of underage girls. Musk denied the allegations and said that he had never been to the island.
Subpoena for documents
The Virgin Islands Attorney General’s Office issued a subpoena in July 2020 for documents and communications from Musk that were related to his association with Epstein. The subpoena required Musk to turn over any emails, texts, or other communications between himself and Epstein or any of Epstein’s associates, as well as any documents related to his visits to Little St. James Island.
According to court documents, the subpoena was sent to Musk’s Los Angeles-based attorney, but the attorney never responded. The Virgin Islands government then attempted to serve Musk with the subpoena in person, but they have been unsuccessful in locating him.
Why can’t they find Musk?
It is unclear why the Virgin Islands government has been unable to find Musk. Musk has several homes and businesses around the world, and he frequently travels for work. Additionally, Musk is known for being extremely private and does not often comment on his personal life or relationships.
There have been reports that Musk has been spending time in Texas, where SpaceX has a facility in South Texas and Tesla is building a new factory. The Virgin Islands government could potentially serve Musk with the subpoena in Texas, but they would need to know his exact location.
What happens next?
The Virgin Islands government has not commented publicly on their efforts to locate Musk. It is possible that they will continue to try to serve him with the subpoena in person or that they will try to reach him through his attorneys.
If Musk continues to evade the subpoena, the Virgin Islands government may ask a judge to issue an order compelling him to turn over the requested documents. Failure to comply with a court order could result in fines or other penalties.
Conclusion
The U.S. Virgin Islands government is currently trying to locate Elon Musk to serve him with a subpoena for documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. Musk was named as a co-conspirator in a lawsuit against Epstein’s estate that alleged he participated in the trafficking of underage girls. The Virgin Islands government has been unsuccessful in finding Musk, and it is unclear what their next steps will be if they are unable to serve him with the subpoena.
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