Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk publicly urged U.S. authorities to release the so-called Jeffrey Epstein client list, asserting that the government "must have" the names "right now." He claimed the document details more than 1,000 victims linked to Epstein’s alleged trafficking network. Musk’s comments renew pressure on federal agencies to clarify what evidence they hold on Epstein’s associates, years after the financier died in jail while facing sex-trafficking charges and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell was convicted. Lawmakers and victims’ attorneys have repeatedly called for transparency about any unsealed records that could identify potential co-conspirators.