House Democrats reveal fresh photos of Epstein’s private Caribbean island

On Wednesday, House Democrats shared a series of photos and videos from Jeffrey Epsteins private Caribbean island, providing an unusual look inside the secluded location where Epstein is accused of exploiting young girls.

The newly released materials reveal various parts of Epsteins residence, including bedrooms, a telephone, a space resembling an office or library, and a chalkboard inscribed with the words fin, intellectual, deception, and power. One image depicts a room equipped with a dentist chair and masks displayed on the walls. According to The New York Times, Epsteins last known partner was a dentist who maintained an office alongside one of his shell companies. The videos resemble a guided walk-through of the property.

The content released by lawmakers originated from law enforcement in the US Virgin Islands and was captured in 2020, a year after Epsteins death in prison. Epstein owned two islands in the US Virgin Islands, including Little St. James, which some locals reportedly referred to as pedophile island.

In 2022, the US Virgin Islands attorney general reached a settlement exceeding $100 million with Epsteins estate, citing allegations that dozens of young women and children were trafficked, raped, sexually assaulted, and held captive on Little St. James.

Although the images and videos do not contain new revelations, they seem intended to maintain congressional scrutiny of the Trump administration ahead of the December 19 deadline for the Justice Department to release related files. A bipartisan group of lawmakers also requested an update from US Attorney General Pam Bondi on Wednesday.

Robert Garcia, the ranking member of the House oversight committee, stated: These new images offer a disturbing window into Jeffrey Epsteins world. We are releasing them to ensure transparency in our investigation and to assemble the full scope of Epsteins crimes. Our pursuit of justice for the survivors will not stop.

Garcia added that the committee had obtained records from JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank, which will be made public in the coming days.

Author: Riley Thompson