Pictures show properties on Epstein’s notorious Caribbean island including Tantric Sex Temple stonewashed and capital E whitewashed off – as bombshell legal documents continue to drop
New photos of pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous Caribbean island reveal the changes its new owners have made in a bid to transform the ‘island of sin’ into a luxury resort.
Epstein bought Little St. James in the US Virgin Islands, where he allegedly trafficked and abused dozens of women, for $7.95 million in 1998, before buying neighboring Great St. James for $20 million in 2016.
Following Epstein’s demise, the islands were purchased last year for $60 million by billionaire financier Stephen Deckoff.
The new images show a total makeover of the disgraced financier’s ‘tantric sex temple’.
The blue and white striped exterior has been whitewashed and the dome removed, creating a more angular beach structure.
Epstein bought Little St. James in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where he allegedly trafficked and abused dozens of women, for $7.95 million in 1998
The new images show a total makeover of the disgraced financier’s ‘tantric sex temple’
In the previous version, the temple was painted on the outside to give the impression of having wooden front doors with a medieval-style lock.
It has now been converted into an outdoor patio and fire pit and looks ready for a DJ set.
Other changes include the removal of large ‘E’ shapes carved into the property’s patios, including on the side of one of the outdoor pools.
However, Deckoff has largely decided to remodel the island’s buildings and structures rather than demolish them and start over.
The roofs of several buildings on the property, where Epstein entertained dignitaries and celebrities, appear to have been painted gray from their original blue.
Deckoff, who has also developed other islands nearby, is said to be planning a hotel, luxury resort and related attractions on the site, the New York Post reported.
Under Epstein’s ownership, Little St James featured the main villa, a library, a movie theater, a bathhouse, a helipad, a private dock, a gas station, a gym, a tiki hut and guesthouses.
Now Deckoff, co-founder of Black Diamond Capital Management, plans to unveil his new project for the island in 2025.
Eckoff has largely decided to remodel the island’s buildings and structures rather than demolish them and start over
The roofs of several buildings on the property, where Epstein entertained dignitaries and celebrities, appear to have been painted gray from their original blue.
Deckoff, which has also developed other islands nearby, is said to be planning a hotel, luxury resort and related attractions on the site.
Deckoff, co-founder of Black Diamond Capital Management, plans to unveil his new project for the island in 2025
Following Epstein’s demise, Great St James (left) and Little St James (right) were bought last year by billionaire financier Stephen Deckoff for $60 million
It comes as new bombshells continue to drop as a court unsealed a series of previously secret statements and papers related to Epstein’s crimes.
In a newly released statement released by the court today, Prince Andrew accuser Virginia Giuffre claims
she saw Bill Clinton twice on Jeffrey Epstein’s island, despite the former president’s emphatic denial of ever visiting.
On one occasion, she claims to have had dinner with Clinton, Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein and young women who “looked like sisters.”
She did not claim to have had sex with Clinton, but said he was aware of Epstein’s abuse of minors.
Other guests on the island included Al Gore, who Giuffre said was visiting with his wife. Gore and his wife chatted alone during a group dinner, she said.
In one bombshell claim, she says Epstein paid her $15,000 to have sex with Prince Andrew in 2001.
Prince Andrew has always denied the accusation that they had sex. Payment is a new detail.
Giuffre also alleged that Gwendolyn Beck participated in “orgies” with Epstein.
Beck previously claimed to have ‘flirted’ with Prince Andrew in Little St. James.
The papers are the latest set of files from Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous ‘list’.
They were made public this week and include allegations against prominent businessmen and individuals linked to the deceased pedophile.