"Bill Gates STD" Epstein Documents Spark Controversy... Musk Also Named

Email Reveals Gates Requested Antibiotics
Names of Other Prominent Figures, Including Elon Musk, Also Emerge

Microsoft founder Bill Gates, Tesla CEO Elon Musk, and Secretary Howard Lutnick-these are just a few of the prominent figures whose interactions with Jeffrey Epstein have come to light as the U.S. Department of Justice released an additional three million pages of documents related to Epstein. On January 30 (local time), major media outlets such as the Financial Times (FT) reported that new records revealing exchanges with political and business leaders have been confirmed.

Gates Denies Allegations as "Completely Unfounded"

Microsoft founder Bill Gates' name appeared again in the Epstein documents. Photo by Reuters and Yonhap News Agency

The most controversial section involves emails related to Gates. In the documents, which are believed to have been sent by Epstein, it is alleged that Gates contracted a sexually transmitted disease after relationships with Russian women in the past and tried to hide this from his then-wife Melinda. The documents also claim that Gates asked Epstein to obtain antibiotics for him, described his symptoms, and instructed him to delete the related emails. Gates' representatives have strongly denied these claims, stating that Epstein fabricated false information as an act of retaliation after their relationship ended.

Correspondence with Lutnick, Musk, and Others Also Released

The documents also mention other high-profile individuals. Secretary Howard Lutnick reportedly sent an email to Epstein in late 2012, inquiring whether he could join him for lunch on Epstein's private island. Epstein later replied with a message expressing that it was good to meet him. Although Secretary Lutnick had previously stated that he cut off contact with Epstein after 2005, the newly released materials suggest otherwise. Immediately after the reports, Secretary Lutnick denied ever spending time with Epstein.

Correspondence between CEO Elon Musk and Epstein was also confirmed. Between 2012 and 2013, Musk sent emails to Epstein asking if he could attend a party on Epstein’s private island. Epstein responded by mentioning Musk’s then-wife Talulah Riley and indicated that the gender ratio at the event might be uncomfortable. Musk replied that the ratio was not an issue for him, but later followed up to say he would be unable to attend due to scheduling conflicts. In subsequent media interviews, Musk stated that he declined Epstein’s invitation and expressed a negative view of him.

Epstein was found dead by suicide in a New York prison in 2019 after being arrested on charges of sexually abusing dozens of minors.