New Epstein Files Allege Bill Gates Sought STD Treatment; Elon Musk Emails Also Revealed

A major release of documents linked to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation has once again thrust high-profile figures into the spotlight. On Friday, the United States Department of Justice made public over three million pages of records, including call logs, photographs, and emails, featuring names like Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and Tesla CEO Elon Musk. Officials stressed that inclusion in the files does not automatically indicate criminal activity.

The release has intensified public scrutiny of Epstein’s connections with some of the world’s most powerful individuals. The documents, which span FBI tips to personal email drafts, contain numerous unverified and sensational claims.

Allegations Surrounding Bill Gates

Among the most controversial items are draft emails allegedly written by Epstein in July 2013. The messages purportedly show Epstein criticizing Gates after their six-year association ended, claiming Gates sought Epstein’s help in concealing a s*xually transmitted infection from his then-wife, Melinda French Gates.

A spokesperson for Bill Gates dismissed the claims, describing them as “absurd and completely false.” The representative clarified that the documents merely reflected Epstein’s frustration at losing a philanthropic connection with Gates and his attempts to “entrap and defame” the Microsoft founder.

Elon Musk Emails Revealed

The documents also shed light on Elon Musk’s communications with Epstein. Emails from 2012 and 2013 suggest Musk inquired about visiting Epstein’s private island, Little St James. One email from December 2013 reportedly asked if there was a “good time to visit” while Musk was in the Caribbean.

Though the correspondence shows discussions about logistics, there is no evidence Musk ever visited the island. Musk has previously called Epstein a “creep” and denied visiting the property, though the new records appear to contradict earlier statements regarding the nature of their communications.

Investigative Records

The Department of Justice highlighted that the released cache includes unverified tips submitted to the FBI, emphasizing that many documents contain “untrue and sensationalist claims.” Officials noted this is expected to be the final release from the federal investigation into Epstein’s network of associates.