Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg seen at 'wild' dinner party with Epstein in new files
India Today
In the newly released trove of Jeffrey Epstein files, Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Meta's Mark Zuckerberg are pictured as guests at a swanky dinner party, which the sex offender termed "wild".
A photo in the fresh batch of Jeffrey Epstein files shows Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Tesla boss Elon Musk attending a lavish dinner party in California with the sex offender even after he was convicted of trafficking minors for prostitution. Epstein later boasted about the party, which also had LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman and PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel as attendees, in another email and called the event "wild".
The picture showed Musk and Zuckerberg seated across a long dining table. The Tesla and SpaceX CEO looked in the direction of the camera person, who was seemingly the sex offender himself. Zuckerberg, meanwhile, looked straight and had a serious look. Epstein had emailed the picture to himself on August 3, 2015.
This comes after Musk claimed weeks earlier that he had "never been to any Epstein parties ever" and has, in fact, called for the prosecution of "those who committed crimes" with the sex offender. "The acid test for justice is not the release of the files, but rather the prosecution of those who committed heinous crimes with Epstein," the Tesla and SpaceX CEO tweeted on January 31.
The first mention of the California dinner party was found in another email from the day before (August 2) between Epstein and longevity influencer and CBS news hire Peter Attia. "Where are you? I might be in LA Monday, burbank to look at the interior of the other bbj, tonite dinner with Musk, Thiel, Zuckerburg," Epstein wrote to Attia, whose name has also emerged in the latest trove of documents released by the US Department of Justice.
"Sounds like an awesome dinner," Attia responded.
Epstein emailed in 2015 about “dinner with Musk, Thiel, Zuckerberg.”Then there’s a photo showing them seated together.This was YEARS after Epstein pleaded guilty to trafficking minors.He wasn’t “cancelled.”He wasn’t isolated.He was still dining with billionaires. pic.twitter.com/HqTbG4lkUo— Brian Allen (@allenanalysis) February 7, 2026
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