Elon Musk’s Father, Errol Musk, Reportedly Accused of Sexual Abuse Against Children and Stepchildren
Errol Musk, the father of billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, has reportedly been accused of sexually abusing his children and stepchildren over several decades. Eyes Of Lagos gathered that,
According to a New York Times report, one of the alleged victims was just four years old at the time of the alleged abuse.
Allegations Over Three Decades
The allegations span nearly 30 years, with claims that Errol Musk engaged in inappropriate touching of young family members.
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The earliest accusation, dating back to 1993, involved a four-year-old stepdaughter who reported inappropriate contact to family members.
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Around a decade later, the same stepdaughter allegedly caught Errol Musk sniffing her underwear, according to the report.
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In 2023, a family member and social worker intervened after a five-year-old son claimed that Errol had groped him.
Rape Accusation Against Stepson
The New York Times further reported that Errol Musk faced accusations from family members regarding abuse of two daughters and a stepson.
Despite these allegations, Errol Musk has not been convicted of any crimes, even after three separate police investigations into his behavior over the years.
Family members reportedly reached out for help but only received responses from an assistant. The report also notes that Elon Musk has provided financial assistance to some family members in the past.
Personal Background
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Errol Musk has been married three times.
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He reportedly has at least nine children and stepchildren.
The report comes amid continued public scrutiny of the Musk family, as Elon Musk was recently dethroned as the world’s richest individual by Larry Ellison, co-founder and CTO of Oracle.
Conclusion
The allegations against Errol Musk, as reported by The New York Times, highlight ongoing concerns about family abuse, even among high-profile families. While no convictions have been made, the accusations span decades and involve multiple children, raising serious questions about accountability and protection for vulnerable family members.