House Democrats Release Images and video from Jeffrey โขEpstein‘s Private Island
WASHINGTON – House Democrats onโ the Oversight Committee released a series of previouslyโ unseenโฃ photographsโ andโ videos depictingโข the interior of Jeffrey Epstein’s private โขisland,โ Little St. James, and his Palm Beach residence, on November 13, 2023. The release comes as a new law โmandates the Justice Department to declassify and release records related to Epstein’s crimes and associates.
The images โฃoffer a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle and alleged criminal activity at the center of theโ Epstein scandal. Photos include a landline phone with speed dial entries for “Darren,” “Rich,” “Mike,” “Patrick,” and “Larry,” andโ also a New York office number; four โother โขnames on the speed dial were redacted.A blackboard in โคEpstein’s study featured โขscribbled wordsโ such as “political,” “plots,” “deception,” “power,” “truth,” andโข “music.”
Additional images showcase bedrooms, bathrooms,โข and an aerial view of the island in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where Epstein โขallegedly groomed and abused girls as young as 14 while hosting powerful individuals.
The Democrats shared the materials on โฃX, formerly Twitter, inviting the public to “see for yourself.” (https://x.com/OversightDems/status/1996254530447569384)
President โTrump signed legislation on November 19, 2023, giving the Justice department 30 days to make public โall unclassified records, documents, communications, and investigative materials related โto Epstein. The law also requires Attorney General pam Bondi to submit a list ofโฃ government officials and “politically exposed persons” linked to Epstein by Thursday.