Elon Musk’s Axe Murderer Claims About SF Twitter Employees Debunked

Elon Musk’s recent claims about an axe murderer threatening Twitter employees in SF have been dismissed by the SFPD as false.

Elon Musk’s Axe Murderer Claims About SF Twitter Employees Debunked
Elon Musk’s Axe Murderer Claims About SF Twitter Employees Debunked

San Francisco: So, Elon Musk is at it again, spinning a wild tale about his Twitter employees being threatened by an axe murderer. He claims the SFPD just ignored it, but the police say that’s not true. They’ve looked into it and found no reports matching his story.

Musk tweeted about this incident, saying it happened about a year ago when a guy tried to attack three employees outside the old Twitter HQ. He even mentioned that the attacker later killed someone. It’s a pretty intense claim, right?

But here’s the kicker: Musk has changed the details of this story multiple times. In one version, he said it was a machete instead of an axe, and that the employees didn’t report it because it wasn’t a serious crime. Yet, threatening someone with a machete is definitely a crime in California.

The SFPD spokesperson confirmed they couldn’t find any incidents like Musk described. It’s a bit concerning when someone with so much influence spreads stories that don’t hold up under scrutiny.

Musk’s comments come amid a backdrop of rising crime concerns in San Francisco, but it seems like he’s using these stories to push a narrative that doesn’t quite match reality. It’s a reminder to take his claims with a grain of salt.

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