The U.S. Virgin Islands sought to serve Elon Musk with a subpoena as part of its civil lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase over the bank’s past relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The request aimed to obtain documents and communications that could shed light on Epstein’s financial network, including any potential interactions, referrals, or business dealings involving high-profile individuals. Prosecutors indicated that Musk may have been referred to JPMorgan by Epstein, and they wanted records that could clarify whether Epstein had any role in facilitating financial relationships or communications involving Musk.


The subpoena was not an accusation of wrongdoing but rather part of a broader effort to map Epstein’s web of financial and social connections. As the Virgin Islands pursued claims that JPMorgan enabled Epstein’s trafficking operation by continuing to bank him despite red flags, attorneys cast a wide net in seeking documents from individuals whose names appeared in Epstein-related records. The request reflected the expansive scope of the litigation, which has focused on uncovering how Epstein maintained access to elite financial institutions and influential figures.


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