US EditionEpstein Sought to Bring Entourage of Women on 2013 SpaceX Visit
Epstein coordinated a visit with Elon Musk in 2013, but SpaceX limited his three foreign assistants to lobby areas due to strict security and export control rules.
- In February 2013, Jeffrey Epstein attempted to bring three foreign nationals to a SpaceX headquarters tour, emails released by the U.S. Justice Department show, raising security concerns.
- Epstein sought to ingratiate himself with high-profile people after his 2009 release, while SpaceX operates under International Traffic in Arms Regulations restricting foreign access due to defense-related technology.
- Musk's aide requested passport scans for security clearance and later said the foreign nationals could not be cleared for a full tour, limiting the three women to the lobby or conference room at SpaceX.
- Bloomberg reported that SpaceX has denied Epstein visited and Musk posted in July 2020 that Epstein `never toured SpaceX`, with emails now complicating these claims.
- On Feb. 26, Epstein emailed Musk directly: 'thanks for the tour,' after a Feb. 25 lunch was settled on, as emails show.
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The Virginian Pilot
Epstein sought to bring entourage of women on 2013 SpaceX visit
By Dana Hull, Bloomberg News Jeffrey Epstein attempted to bring three women who were foreign nationals along with him for a tour of SpaceX’s headquarters in 2013, emails released by the U.S. Justice Department show, an effort that raised security concerns within the Elon Musk-run company. Related Articles US military strikes alleged drug boat in Caribbean Sea, killing 3 Education Department hands off more of its re…
The Mercury news
Jeffrey Epstein sought to bring entourage of women on 2013 SpaceX visit
By Dana Hull, Bloomberg Jeffrey Epstein attempted to bring three women who were foreign nationals along with him for a tour of SpaceX’s headquarters in 2013, emails released by the US Justice Department show, an effort that raised security concerns within the Elon Musk-run company. The women, described in various emails as Epstein’s “assistants” or “girls,” included two Russians and a South African, according to correspondence between Lesley Gro…
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