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The course of automaker Tesla was heckled on Wall Street on Monday as a British speleologist involved in rescuing children from a Thai cave threatened to sue his CEO, Elon Musk, who treated him pedophile on Twitter.
Elon Musk's proposal for help as a "publicity stunt" Around 16:30 GMT (18:30 French time), the title released 3.39% to 308.06 dollars in a market overall in small decline. The boss of the US group Tesla and SpaceX indulged in a virulent attack on Vernon Unsworth, after this speleologist called "abortive" Elon Musk's aborted offer of miniature submarine to help evacuate 12 young footballers trapped in a Thai cave, whose rescue ended on July 10.
The whimsical billionaire responded Sunday with a flurry of tweets referring to Vernon Unsworth, he did not quote namely, calling him "pedo", diminutive in English pedophile. Later, Elon Musk, who has 22 million followers on Twitter, has added a layer: "I bet a dollar signed that's true", before erasing his tweets thereafter.
The case "is not over". In an interview with AFP, Vernon Unsworth said he had not seen the tweets and had only heard about them. Asked about possible prosecution of Elon Musk, he said, "If that's what I think, yes." The spelunker added that he would make a decision by returning this week to the UK. But the case "is not over," he warned.
According to the British daily The Guardian James Anderson, partner of Baillie Gifford, one of the largest shareholders of Tesla also said he was going to discuss Elon Musk's new misbehavior with the company's executives.
The iconic boss of Tesla is a regular in the controversies through the social network Twitter, where he He often attacks journalists, who he accuses of targeting his company too often. In May, he said he wanted to develop a journaling platform called "Pravda".
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