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New York Times Details Decades of Abuse Allegations Against Errol Musk

A New York Times inquiry compiles decades of records on allegations with no criminal convictions.

Overview

  • Reporting cites police and court files, social‑worker accounts, family interviews and letters concerning alleged misconduct toward up to five children and stepchildren in South Africa and California.
  • Authorities opened three inquiries over the years, with two later archived and the outcome of the third not publicly clear, and none leading to a conviction.
  • The earliest allegation dates to 1993 from Jana, then about four, with additional reports in 2002 in Malibu and a 2023 claim by a five‑year‑old that was dropped for insufficient evidence.
  • Errol Musk denies the accusations, calls them false and financially motivated, and has asserted closeness to Elon Musk, which Elon has not corroborated.
  • Family correspondence reviewed by the Times indicates Elon Musk provided financial support to some relatives and has publicly condemned his father and described estrangement in past interviews and a 2023 biography.