Where is Jeffrey Epstein's island — and what reportedly happened there?
Summary
Jeffrey Epstein owned a private island called Little St. James near St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where he reportedly committed crimes involving underage girls. Court documents and investigations revealed that Epstein used private jets and helicopters to bring victims to the island, which was difficult for victims to escape due to its isolation and security.Key Facts
- Little St. James is a 72-acre island about 2 miles from St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
- Epstein owned several homes and business interests in the U.S. Virgin Islands, including a company called Hyperion Air.
- Epstein died in prison in 2019, ruled a suicide, after being charged with federal sex trafficking crimes.
- The U.S. Virgin Islands sued Epstein’s estate and reached a $105 million settlement.
- Epstein used private jets and helicopters to bring underage girls to Little St. James.
- Witnesses reported seeing Epstein with girls who appeared to be preteens near the island.
- The island was heavily guarded and isolated, making it hard for victims to escape.
- One alleged victim said Epstein kept her trapped on the island with a gun nearby.
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