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Investigations and allegations surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's activities on his island, Little St. James.
Little Saint James, a roughly 70–78 acre private island in the U.S. Virgin Islands, was owned by financier Jeffrey Epstein from 1998 until his death in 2019 and became the focal point of allegations t...
Photos and videos purporting to show ’s private island — — have been released in batches by both the and , and they depict interiors, exteriors and household items from the compound; the releases have...
The public record does not support a single, definitive roster of “”; instead, court filings, flight logs, calendars and released documents list a wide array of public figures who had social, travel o...
Multiple survivors have given detailed sworn testimony and depositions describing being trafficked, and held on , and government filings and released images corroborate that the island was used in ’s ...
The most notable figures appearing in reporting tied to ’s fall into two groups: people whose presence on or near the island is directly recorded or corroborated in contemporaneous documents and repor...
Public records, media reporting and on-site footage show evidence that ’s included subterranean or below-grade spaces referenced in building plans and emails and observed by trespassers, but there is ...
The available reporting and document reviews show no credible, corroborated evidence that conducted or child sacrifices on or elsewhere, and photographic and video inspections of the island “temple” f...
A photograph in the so‑called is reported to show a concealed inside ’s residence that allegedly opened toward the sea (file reference EFTA00002323) , and multiple journalistic pieces and ex‑worker an...
Contemporaneous flight logs and passenger lists assembled from ’s aircraft records and released in court proceedings have been reported by multiple outlets as showing on Epstein flights that went to o...
Direct, verifiable reporting does not support the claim that on ’s ; instead the publicly released files, court records and investigative reporting document extensive allegations and verified instance...
Public, government-held records show that Jeffrey in the in 1998 and that various court and document dumps contain extensive material about his real-estate holdings; however, the public record around ...
A distinctive, gold-domed "temple" on ’s has been photographed, described and widely dissected by journalists and investigators, but there is no publicly released, verified evidence that the structure...
The recently posted tranche includes photographs and videos tied to that clearly depict himself and — according to the DOJ-produced materials and accompanying media reporting — several named associate...
The recently released files contain multiple types of documentary material — emails arranging or discussing travel to , photographs and video of the island, flight and contact records among the trove,...
A mix of photographs, contemporaneous emails, court filings and a 2024 data-broker mapping have established that a range of high-profile visitors — including , , , and several business and political a...
The documents most likely to deliver a detailed for and ’s townhouse are the search-warrant affidavits, the accompanying warrants and returns (itemized seizure lists) that federal prosecutors have sai...
The public record includes , an address book and thousands of pages of documents from ’s estate that have been released in phases and made searchable by news organizations, and those released flight l...
A review of available reporting shows no verifiable, contemporaneous evidence that traveled to ’s private Caribbean island, ; did fly on Epstein’s plane several times and visited Epstein’s residence, ...
The public record ties a mix of documented mentions, flight logs, emails, photographs and victim depositions to visits tied to ’s private island, , but the strength of that evidence varies widely by i...
Investigators who searched in August 2019 removed electronic devices, hard-copy materials and other physical items that the government later described as “a significant amount of material,” including ...