Hacking group Anonymous issues simple response to news Elon Musk is named in Epstein Files

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The hacking group Anonymous has once again targeted Elon Musk on social media, responding to recent reports linking him to Jeffrey Epstein’s files. The ongoing release of the Epstein files has drawn intense public scrutiny, as the documents suggest that several prominent individuals were aware of the financier’s alleged sex trafficking and abuse activities on his private Caribbean island, Little St. James.

Elon Musk previously claimed that Donald Trump is named in the files and insisted that “the truth will come out,” but now Musk himself faces questions regarding his potential involvement. Musk has denied ever visiting Epstein’s island, stating that although he was invited, he refused the offer.

Recent documents released by House Oversight Democrats indicate that Musk was listed as a potential visitor to the island on December 6, 2014, years after Epstein had been registered as a sex offender. In response, Musk condemned the allegations on X, calling them “false narratives” and emphasizing that he refused Epstein’s invitation.

Anonymous, however, has subtly challenged Musk’s denial. The group highlighted an interaction between Musk and Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s associate convicted of facilitating sex trafficking. In a 2025 interview, Maxwell confirmed knowing Musk, though the billionaire claims the photo showing them together was accidental.

The hacking group also shared a photo of Musk with Google co-founder Sergey Brin, letting readers draw their own conclusions about Musk’s connections and past claims of friendship.

This post implicitly compares Musk’s previous use of a photo to assert his friendship with Brin to his denial of ties to Maxwell and Epstein, questioning the credibility of his statements.

Anonymous’ posts continue to fuel public debate over Musk’s associations, leaving many observers skeptical of his claims and adding to the broader scrutiny surrounding the Epstein files.