Newly released images from the Epstein estate reveal significant details about the controversial investments and plans of Jeffrey Epstein. This release, made public by Democratic lawmakers, includes a site plan for Great St James Island in the US Virgin Islands.
Epstein’s Acquisition of Great St James Island
Jeffrey Epstein purchased Great St James Island in 2016 for a reported $22.5 million. This acquisition followed his earlier purchase of the smaller Little St James Island in 1998. Together, these islands became the focal point of many investigations due to Epstein’s alleged criminal activities.
Development Plans on Great St James Island
The newly disclosed site plan provides insights into Epstein’s vision for Great St James. Key features indicated on the plan include:
- Residential homes
- An amphitheater
- An underwater office
- A swimming pool
Marked with extensive red pen annotations, the site plan also features a notes section that labels various sections of the property. Notably, the drawings display Pillsbury Sound, a significant waterway located in the US Virgin Islands, prominently marked on the lower right side of the layout.
Additional Architectural Drawings
Along with the site plan, lawmakers released nine other construction drawings. These documents include plans for dock shelters intended to enhance the property further. The scope of these drawings underlines Epstein’s ambitions to develop the 161-acre island extensively.
This release of images sheds light on the extensive real estate ventures of Epstein and raises further questions regarding their implications.
