Key Points:
- The Times reports claims from five kids and stepkids. The first claim dates back to 1993, family members say.
- Police opened three probes across the years, records show. Two ended without charges; the third case remains unclear.
- Errol Musk rejects all claims and calls them false. He says some family seek cash from Elon.
Errol Musk now faces grave abuse claims from his family. A New York Times report says five kids raised alarms. The claims date back to 1993 and span many years. He says the story is false from start to end.
The paper cites court files, letters, and social worker notes. It also speaks to family members on the record. The earliest claim came from a four-year-old stepdaughter. She told kin he touched her in a bad way.
What the Times report claims
Years later, she said she caught him sniffing underwear. Others say he hurt two girls and one stepson. The Times says these claims span decades and households. All names appear in files and in family notes.
Police opened three probes after some claims reached officers. Prosecutors filed no charge in two probe rounds. The third case stays unclear in the public record. Police and family gave no fresh details to reporters.
The Times says the family asked Elon to help at times. It also links his rare words on his dad to long strain. Reporters say the story draws on wide notes and talks. Editors list court papers and home letters as key sources.
Errol Musk response, Elon remarks
Errol Musk rejects all claims in sharp, clear words. He calls them “false”, “nonsense”, and “absolute rubbish”. He tells the Times they found no proof. He says some kin want cash from Elon.
He shared replies with the Guardian and the Times. Elon Musk has called his dad a hard, dark figure. He said so in a 2017 Rolling Stone chat. Later on, he said that choice was not wise.
The family has at least nine kids across three unions. Relatives say he still holds a tight grip. Elon Musk chose not to comment on this report. Vivian Wilson set a clear line this week. Read our report on Elon Musk’s daughter independence.
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