Two private islands owned by billionaire Jeffrey Epstein are up for sale for $125 million. On one of the two islands in the Caribbean, Little Saint James, Epstein raped and abused women and underage girls. The banker took his own life in a New York prison in 2019. He was incarcerated on charges of sex trafficking.
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Epstein was wealthy and owned two private islands in the US Virgin Islands: Little Saint James and Great Saint James. They are now for sale for almost 114 million euros. Epstein bought Great Saint James in 2016 for about 20 million dollars (18.2 million euros). The island is over 647,000 m² in size. Nature is still largely untouched. The island also has a marine reserve, Christmas Cove.
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Epstein’s smaller brother, Little Saint James, had already been bought in 1998. That island is about 285,000 m² in size. It houses a main residence and four guest rooms. There is a helipad, in addition to a private dock, two swimming pools, three private beaches, a gym and a tiki hut.
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In 2020, the U.S. Virgin Islands accused Jeffrey Epstein of luring girls and women to Little Saint James, where, according to court documents, he “trafficked, raped, sexually abused and imprisoned” his victims. Some girls were barely 11 years old.
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Proceeds from the sale of the islands will go towards settling pending lawsuits and the costs of the estate. Attorney Daniel Weiner, who manages Epstein’s estate, told the Wall Street Journal. He added that $121 million from that estate has already flowed to Epstein’s victims as compensation.
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Over the years, Epstein also appeared to have had contacts with well-known figures such as ex-presidents Donald Trump and Bill Clinton and the British Prince Andrew. British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, daughter of media mogul Robert Maxwell, had a love affair with Epstein. She also helped him set up his sex trade. In December, Maxwell was himself convicted in New York for sex trafficking and for recruiting girls with Epstein.
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If you have questions about suicide, you can contact the suicide line via the toll-free number 1813 or at www.zelfmoord1813.be.
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Also see: Behind the Facades of Epstein’s Homes: “Palaces of Pain”
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