Jeffrey Epstein's Private Island in the Virgin Islands Investigated
Little Saint James Under Scrutiny
US Virgin Islands Property Linked to Child Sex Offender
A property owned by convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in the US Virgin Islands is under investigation after the release of flight logs and documents linking it to the case.
Little Saint James, a small private island southeast of Saint Thomas, was purchased by Epstein in 1998 and became known as his "private paradise." Accusers have alleged that the island was used as a location for Epstein's illicit activities, including sex trafficking and underage prostitution.
Flight logs and address books obtained by investigative journalists and news outlets have revealed a long list of individuals who visited Little Saint James during Epstein's ownership. Among the visitors were prominent politicians, celebrities, and business leaders.
The investigation into the island is ongoing, with law enforcement agencies and prosecutors seeking to determine the extent of Epstein's crimes and identify any accomplices or co-conspirators.
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