News of Epstein’s Island: A Revealing Look into Jeffrey Epstein’s World
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Newly released images of the property offer a “disturbing” look into Jeffrey Epstein’s world By Jordana Comiter
On December 5, 2025, newly released photos of Jeffrey Epstein’s private islands, Little Saint James, gave the public an inside look at the convicted sex offender’s world. Epstein, who faced accusations of sexual abuse by dozens of women, died by suicide in August 2019 while awaiting trial on federal conspiracy and sex trafficking charges. The images released by Democrats on the House Oversight Committee showed a room with what appears to be a dental chair with 10 yellow masks on the walls depicting men’s faces, along with a chalkboard containing words including “power and deception.”
The public got a glimpse into Epstein’s properties in the U.S. Virgin Islands, including Little Saint James, which he purchased in 1998, and Great Saint James, acquired in 2016. The crimes are believed to have taken place at Little Saint James, and the newly released images shed light on the disturbing environment within the property. It was not until December 3 that the public received insight into the walls of the property, revealing shocking details about Epstein’s activities.
According to U.S. Virgin Islands Attorney General Denise George, Epstein carried out an “expansive criminal enterprise” in which “dozens of young women and children were trafficked, raped, sexually assaulted, and held captive in the Virgin Islands at Epstein’s secluded private island.” The estate settled a lawsuit in December 2022 for $105 million plus half of the proceeds from the sale of Little Saint James, one of the two islands that Epstein owned.
Epstein’s islands are located in the U.S. Virgin Islands, a territory he once described as his “favorite place to be.” The properties were places where Epstein allegedly carried out his heinous acts, with Little Saint James being approximately 70 acres that he nicknamed “Little St. Jeff’s.” Over the years, numerous prominent figures were reported to have visited Epstein’s island, including former President Bill Clinton and the late Stephen Hawking. In a 2021 lawsuit, the late Virginia Giuffre claimed to have been forced to have sex with Prince Andrew on the island.
After Epstein’s death, FBI agents raided Little Saint James, uncovering a significant amount of material, including data and physical evidence. The islands were subsequently managed by his estate, with the properties being valued at millions of dollars. In May 2023, the islands were sold to a buyer who planned to develop a luxury resort with a combined price of $60 million.
Despite plans to build a luxury resort on the islands, development has been quietly postponed as of August 2025. The buyer, Stephen Deckoff, has not submitted planning applications for the project. The future of Epstein’s island remains uncertain, with ongoing discussions about its fate. The revelations surrounding Epstein’s island continue to shed light on the dark and disturbing world of the convicted sex offender.
The disturbing details uncovered on Epstein’s island serve as a stark reminder of the atrocities that occurred there. While efforts have been made to bring justice to the survivors and shed light on Epstein’s crimes, the future of the island remains uncertain. As investigations continue and plans for development are put on hold, the legacy of Jeffrey Epstein and his private islands continues to unravel.