Musk releases clip of balaclava-clad ‘crazy stalker’ who followed his son X

Elon Musk has posted video of a man who is believed to have stalked the car his son was in, before blocking his path and climbing onto the roof of the vehicle.

The Twitter CEO said his two-year-old son X Æ A-Xii, known as X, was followed today by a ski-mask-wearing stalker, and has now posted a clip in an attempt to hunt down the man.

In the short video, Musk asked his followers to identify the man, who was wearing a black hoodie and driving a white Hyundai, before the alleged stalker raised his phone to record Musk.

Chief Twit then heads towards the car’s license plate after the brief exchange with the driver.

It comes after Musk vowed to sue the man who created a Twitter account that tracked the movements of his private jet.

Musk and his son, X Æ A-Xii, 2, who the billionaire says was followed by a stalker

Elon Musk showed off his adorable two-year-old son at Twitter’s San Francisco headquarters on Tuesday.

Jack Sweeney started @elonjet in 2020 because he was a fan of Musk and wanted to see how he ran his business.

Musk stated that he was taking legal action against Jack Sweeney, whose Twitter account @elonjet used publicly available records to tell the world where the twip chief’s private plane was flying.

The billionaire said he sprang into action after a car carrying his son, X Æ A-Xii, was followed by the man, who thought Musk was inside.

He allegedly jumped on the hood and forced the car to stop.

It’s unclear how Musk connected @elonjet to the incident, but both the account and Sweeney’s personal account have been suspended.

Musk explained the harassment incident and account suspension in a pair of tweets on Wednesday.

“Last night, a crazy stalker (thinking it was me) followed the car carrying Lil X in Los Angeles, who then blocked the car’s movement and climbed on the hood.” he wrote. “Legal action is being taken against Sweeney and the organizations that supported the harm to my family.”

He explained the reasons for the decision, saying that accounts that posted where people were located in “real time” were a “breach of physical security.”

“Any account that provides real-time location information of anyone will be suspended, as it is a physical security breach.”

‘This includes posting links to sites with real-time location information. Posting locations that someone traveled to with a slight delay isn’t a security issue, so that’s okay.’

He then posted a clip of the alleged stalker, with the caption: “Does anyone recognize this person or car?”

Twitter account @elonjet suspended. Musk previously said he wouldn’t ban it.

@elonjet creator Jack Sweeney’s personal account was also suspended

Sweeney’s jet account was suspended Wednesday morning. She tweeted to Musk asking how long a delay was needed before there was a security response, and then on Wednesday night the account, and his personal account, were suspended again.

Musk has gone after @elonjet, which Sweeney created in 2020 when he was 19 because he was a super fan of the billionaire and wanted to see how he ran his businesses.

In 2021, Musk offered Sweeney $5,000 to terminate the account, which he saw as a security risk.

‘Can you remove this? It is a security risk. Musk wrote in a direct message to Sweeney, according to Protocol. “I don’t like the idea of ​​being shot by a madman,” she added.

Sweeney declined the offer, but responded with a request for $50,000 and a Tesla. The two did not reach an agreement.

In 2021, Elon Musk offered to pay Sweeney $5,000 to delete the @elonjet account.

Musk’s November tweet in which he said he would not ban @elonjet. Users flagged the tweet, adding that Musk had now gone against his word.

Despite disliking @elonjet, Musk took to Twitter last month after taking over as CEO to declare that he was so committed to free speech that he allowed the account to remain active.

“My commitment to free speech even extends to not banning the account that follows my plane, even though that is a direct risk to personal safety,” Musk wrote.

Numerous users pointed out the hypocrisy of the comments section of Musk’s tweet announcing his lawsuit against Sweeney.

In October, when Musk was buying Twitter, Sweeney also said that Musk would be a hypocrite to ban the account.

“I personally think he won’t because then the news would be all over the place calling him a hypocrite,” he told the outlet. washington post office in time.