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Democrats in the US House of Representatives on Wednesday published several photographs and videos of Jeffrey Epstein’s exclusive private island in the Caribbean, the epicenter for decades of sexual abuse of girls and women by the late sex offender.
The images revealed this Wednesday – 10 photographs and 4 videos – show the home that the tycoon owned in Little Saint James, one of the two islands he owned in the US Virgin Islands along with Great Saint James, nicknamed by some locals as the “pedophile island”, according to the New York Times.
The photographs show several rooms in Epstein’s luxurious property, including several bedrooms, a type of office or library, and a disturbing room with masks on the wall and a dentist’s chair.
He New York Times reported that Epstein’s last girlfriend was a dentist who shared an office with one of his shell companies
Other images show objects such as a telephone with names written on speed dial buttons – “NY Office”, “Darren Off” or “Darren Cell” – or a whiteboard with the words “power”, “deception”, “mirror in the face”, “time”, “intellectual”, “politician”, “music”, “truth” and “appear!”, all of them related to each other with lines.
One of the four published videos offers a brief tour of one of the bedrooms. At 16 seconds, the clip begins in a small private bathroom, before the camera moves around the room, where there is a rug on the floor, a white dresser, a four-poster bed, a desk and chairs.
Another of the video clips released by the House Oversight Committee is a video that begins looking out to sea, before the filmer walks through some hedges towards the pool, where the bronze statue and buildings with bright blue roofs are also visible.
Another photo shows a sign on Epstein’s property warning people that trespassing is not permitted in the area.
The release of these images and videos comes less than two weeks after President Trump signed a bill ordering the release of files related to Epstein, which was hailed as a significant turning point in a months-long fight over the documents.
However, Wednesday’s publication has nothing to do with that bill, but appears to respond to an effort by Congress to keep pressure on the Trump Administration before the December 19 deadline for the Justice Department to release the files.
A bipartisan group of congressmen also asked US Attorney General Pam Bondi on Wednesday to report on the situation.
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