A person who trespassed onto Jeffrey Epstein’s deserted island alleges being trailed by mysterious vehicles. Little Saint James, located in the US Virgin Islands, belonged to the convicted sex offender from 1998 until his passing in 2019.
The 75-acre island, now dubbed Epstein Island or “Paedophile Island,” garnered notoriety for allegations of Epstein engaging in illicit activities with underage girls at the Caribbean hideaway. Guests purportedly flew to the island on Epstein’s private jet, known as the “Lolita Express.”
Following Epstein’s demise in prison, the island has remained uninhabited. Accessible solely by air or sea, Little Saint James features two guest accommodations, a pool, a temple, a helipad, a sundial, and breathtaking views of the crystalline waters.
Reportedly, billionaire Steven Deckoff acquired the island a couple of years back with intentions to convert it into a high-end retreat, although it seems mostly untouched since Epstein’s ownership.
YouTuber Nico Grigg ventured to the Virgin Islands to sneak onto the island, despite acknowledging heavy security coverage. After failed attempts to breach Little Saint James, Nico and his companions resorted to reaching the island on a jet-ski.
Their initial effort was thwarted by security personnel, as they claimed to have been observed by individuals on golf carts and spotted construction workers on the island.
On a subsequent try, they reached the beach of Little Saint James, only to halt the journey due to stepping on a sea urchin, causing injuries to Nico’s hands. Subsequently, Nico reported “suspicious vehicles” outside his residence, which he believed to be linked to his island expedition video.
Days later, Nico expressed concern about the continuous presence of “blacked-out SUVs” near his home, speculating on their motives. He also shared images of these vehicles, finding the situation peculiar. Despite plans to reopen Epstein Island as a tourist spot last year, no formal planning applications for Little Saint James or Great Saint James have been submitted, as per reports from The Telegraph in August.
A statement released during the island’s purchase mentioned SD Investments’ proposal to establish a 25-room luxury resort to boost tourism, create job opportunities, and drive economic growth while preserving the island’s environment.
Recently, the US Department of Justice disclosed millions of files related to Epstein, including documents, images, and videos. This release, following a call by former US President Donald Trump for full transparency, featured names like Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, and Sir Richard Branson, although their inclusion in the files does not imply any wrongdoing.
