Elon Musk said he will pay legal defense costs for anyone who is sued for speaking out about the Jeffrey Epstein case, the tech billionaire announced amid renewed public focus on documents and testimony connected to Epstein’s network.
Musk made the pledge on social media, saying he would support individuals who face lawsuits after discussing or revealing their perspective on Epstein-related issues.
He described the commitment as a way to protect “truth-seekers” and those who come forward with information about the case, though he did not specify how the program would be administered or what criteria would be used to qualify for reimbursement.
The announcement comes as the Justice Department continues to release large batches of documents connected to the now-deceased financier, prompting debate over transparency, privacy and the accuracy of the records.
Some of the files have drawn renewed scrutiny of Epstein’s relationships with powerful figures and generated calls for further scrutiny from lawmakers and the public.
Musk did not address whether the pledge extends to civil or criminal defense costs or how long the offer would remain in effect. He made the statement amid broader discussions about free speech protection and legal risks for individuals discussing high-profile legal matters.
The comments add another chapter to the ongoing public conversation about the Epstein files, legal accountability and how information about the long-running case is shared and discussed in public forums.
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