Jeffrey Epstein’s ‘Pedophile Island’ Going On The Market For A Reported $125M
If you are looking to splurge and have some deep pockets then this one could be for you!
The Caribbean island where Jeffrey Epstein is reported to have allegedly trafficked young girls is up for grabs!
The Wall Street Journal reports that Little St. James and Great St. James, which are part of the U.S. Virgin Islands, will be listed for sale at $125 million.
As we reported, Epstein, who is alleged to have killed himself in a Manhattan jail in 2019, purchased Little St. James in 1998. It was dubbed “Pedophile Island.” and included visitors such as the disgraced Prince Andrew, and other notable figures who allegedly engaged in sexual abuse and acts with underage girls.
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Great St. James is the larger of the islands, around 165 acres and is close to St. Thomas, it is currently undeveloped. Little St. James, is 72 acres, and houses a main residence, four guest houses, a helipad, private dock, gas station, three beaches, two pools and a gym.
The lawyer who is overseeing Epstein’s estate, Daniel Weiner, claims that proceeds from the sales will be used to pay off lawsuits, fees for taxes, creditors, and liens placed on the properties by US Virgin Islands Attorney General Denise George.
Modlin Group and Bespoke Real Estate have listed the Islands.
Check out the Island below! Bespoke Real Estate
