Newly released images and Videos from Jeffrey Epstein’s private island where several girls were s3xually @bused

  Newly released images and videos from Jeffrey Epsteins private island are offering the clearest public look yet inside the secluded compound long linked to his sex-trafficking operations. The visuals show multiple bedrooms, bathrooms, and a chilling room containing a dentist-style chair beneath masks mounted on the wall.This remote island is the place where several young women and girls were abused for years.A set of these never-before-seen photographs and videos was made public by Democrats on the US House Oversight Committee. The images provide rare interior views of Little St. James, a property prosecutors have repeatedly described as central to Epsteins operations.The release follows renewed efforts in Washington to obtain official files related to the Epstein network after new legislation required the Justice Department to publish government-held documents. The newly published visuals depict a wide, well-preserved estate that appears largely unchanged since Epsteins death. Committee aides confirmed the files came entirely from Little St. James and had not appeared publicly before.Among the rooms displayed are bedrooms, bathrooms, hallways, and a library. The most unsettling room shows a mounted dentist-style chair positioned beneath a row of masks shaped like male faces, a detail that has raised fresh questions, especially because Epstein had supported the dental schooling of Karyna Shuliak, one of his last known companions. Another room features a blackboard covered in words such as power, plots, deception, truth, and political, giving investigators a glimpse into Epsteins mindset. Several personal items appear throughout the home, from toiletries to art pieces, figurines, and framed pictures. One photograph shows a landline phone with names like Darren, Rich, Mike, Patrick, and Larry listed on speed-dial buttons.      pic.twitter.com/gIH2J2waEo Oversight Dems (@OversightDems) December 3, 2025    Beyond the interior, wide-angle videos reveal lush courtyards, oceanside pathways, a large pool, and a statue of an archer near the water. Many images appear to be taken after Epsteins death, furniture is rearranged, artworks removed, and household items collected as though for storage.Democrats on the Oversight Committee said the material was released to ensure public transparency as they continue examining Epsteins operations in the US Virgin Islands. The pictures came from a formal request sent to the USVI attorney general for records related to earlier investigations into Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.Committee members said the visuals help the public better understand the scale and environment of the crimes committed on the island.A larger batch of more than 200 photos and several videos was later circulated, giving wider context and additional angles of previously shown rooms.Epstein bought Little St. James and Great St. James years before his arrest, transforming them into private retreats accessible only by air or sea. Survivors, prosecutors, and court filings describe the islands as central to his pattern of s3xual abuse and coercion. Multiple victims have said encounters were arranged on the islands involving Epstein and powerful associates. In her memoir, Virginia Giuffre described a violent assault she suffered at age 18 on one of the islands, saying Epstein trafficked her to a man who choked her until she lost consciousness. Local authorities in the US Virgin Islands later alleged that dozens of young women and minors were abused on Epsteins properties. A settlement exceeding $105 million was eventually secured in relation to his activities there.Although both islands were sold in 2023, congressional interest has not faded.The House Oversight Committee continues to pursue financial documents, emails, corporate filings, and government records connected to Epstein. Thousands of documents have already been delivered under subpoena by major banks, with more expected. Investigators are also seeking testimony from individuals linked to Epstein. Maxwells legal team has said she will invoke her Fifth Amendment rights. Lawmakers have also demanded depositions from Bill and Hillary Clinton.A new law requires the Justice Department to release federal Epstein files in a searchable format. However, the statute allows officials to temporarily withhold records connected to ongoing investigations or containing sensitive information such as victim identities or medical data. This means public access could be partial or delayed, depending on what the DOJ determines must remain sealed.Though the photos do not reveal new details about the structure of Epsteins network, they provide the most detailed visual record yet of the environment in which victims were abused. The extensive privacy, lavish design, and isolation of the island match accounts in investigative files describing it as a self-contained world where Epstein moved without oversight. The post Newly released images and Videos from Jeffrey Epsteins private island where several girls were s3xually @bused appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.