"Kimbal Musk, brother of Elon Musk and Boulder resident, is referenced at least 140 times in emails exchanged between Jeffrey Epstein and his associates, according to a new batch of documents the Department of Justice released last week as part of the Epstein files investigation. RELATED: Elon Musk is one of illegal immigration's harshest critics. He once described his past immigration status as a gray area' The emails range from exchanges between Kimbal Musk and disgraced financier Epstein scheduling party times and meeting dates"
"One of Epstein's friends, Boris Nikolic, replied that Kimbal Musk better be nice to the woman because Jeffrey goes crazy when someone mistreats his girls/friends. Kimbal Musk replied that he had received the message wide and clear and included a winking emoji. Kimbal Musk did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Kimbal Musk opened The Kitchen restaurant on Pearl Street in Boulder in 2004 along with chef Hugo Matheson. The restaurant now has locations in Denver, Chicago and Austin."
"Many of the emails listed in the files were newsletters or updates about the restaurant or Kimbal Musk's learning garden initiative, which created outdoor classrooms and gardens for hundreds of elementary school-aged children across the nation, including in Denver and Boulder. The emails exchanged between Kimbal Musk, Epstein, Nikolic and someone Kimbal Musk purports to date span 2012 to 2015, years after the first allegations surfaced about Epstein abusing young women and girls."
The Department of Justice released documents showing Kimbal Musk is referenced at least 140 times in emails exchanged with Jeffrey Epstein and his associates. The emails include scheduling party times and meeting dates, invitations, thank-yous for connecting him to a woman in 2012, and updates about The Kitchen restaurant and a learning garden initiative. Boris Nikolic warned Musk to be kind to the woman because Epstein 'goes crazy' when someone mistreats his girls/friends; Musk replied with a winking emoji. Exchanges span 2012–2015 and include an island invitation in January 2013.
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