Investigate Elon Musk and his companies in Texas, and do it before the windows close. A federal jury found Tesla's Autopilot posts misleading, and the Texas Securities Act keeps a fraud charge open only until May 2027. Grok produced roughly 3 million sexualized images in 11 days, about 23,000 appearing to depict children, and the Bastrop and Cameron County district attorneys can act on that now.
The record is specific and it is large. Tesla withheld crash data in a death case until facing sanctions, a compliance staffer wrote that "Tesla repeatedly asked me to lie to the government," and Musk redirected more than $500 million in processors from Tesla to his private companies. Abbott's office approved a $1.66 billion tax break for Musk's chip complex while Musk put nearly $197 million into Texas campaigns. A judge has already ordered more than 1,000 pages of Abbott's communications with Musk unsealed.
Texas collected $1.4 billion from Meta and $1.375 billion from Google under the same laws that reach Tesla and xAI. No one is above the law because they are rich enough to fight back. Open civil and criminal investigations into Elon Musk and his companies before these deadlines expire.