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Activist Group Plans to Publish Addresses Linked to Elon Musk
The activist group Capytistas says it plans to publish addresses linked to Elon Musk and people connected to him.
Its first release is expected to include Musk’s brother Kimbal and several Tesla board members.
The group says it has collected at least 32 addresses tied to Musk and his associates, most of which it believes have not been publicly reported before.
It also says the release will include more than 3,500 records that may point to alleged wrongdoing or security failures.
Capytistas says it aims to expose wealthy people and make them less comfortable, not put them in danger.
It plans to publish information on more than 150 properties linked to wealthy people, with future targets connected to military, prison and surveillance industries.
The group has not named who it will target next.
The activist group Capytistas is reportedly planning to publish home addresses linked to Elon Musk and other wealthy people.
Its first release is expected to focus on Musk, his brother Kimbal and several Tesla board members.
Wired reviewed a dossier that reportedly contains at least 32 addresses tied to Musk and others.
Capytistas says its wider project aims to disclose information about wealthy people and their properties.
The group says it hopes the disclosures will make its targets less comfortable and encourage them to de-escalate social conflict.
- Who
- Capytistas, a group of activists, is planning the release.
- What
- The group plans to publish home addresses and other records linked to wealthy people, starting with Elon Musk and people connected to him.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- The addresses are linked to properties in more than 150 locations; specific places are not stated.
- Why
- The group says it wants to expose wealthy people and make them less comfortable, and hopes they will de-escalate before social discord worsens.
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- Group
- Capytistas
- Funding
- More than $1 million, according to the group
- Planned scope
- Home addresses of more than 150 locations allegedly owned by members of the 1% class
- Musk-linked addresses
- At least 32, according to Wired’s review of the dossier
- First release records
- More than 3,500 records, according to the group
What people are saying
Democracy is not dying, it’s being killed, and those who are killing it have names and addresses.
criminal exploits and security lapses