Democrats release photos of Epstein’s home on Caribbean island where sex crimes allegedly occurred; He looks

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Epstein owns two private islands in the US Virgin Islands, both near St. Thomas. Little St. James was his primary residence for nearly two decades and the center of accusations of teenage abuse there. He was also accused of transporting dozens of girls between his homes in New York and Palm Beach, Florida.

The 10 photos and four videos posted were taken in 2020, a year after Epstein died in prison while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges. The photos were turned over to the Oversight Committee by Virgin Islands officials and selected by Democrats from a larger pool of documents.

Rep. Robert Garcia of California, the Democratic leader on the committee, called the material “disturbing” and said the release was part of a commitment to ensuring “public transparency” and helping reconstruct the extent of the “horrific crimes” committed by Epstein. He also stated that the group has received the billionaire’s financial records from JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank, which are scheduled to be published in the coming days.

The photos show simply decorated rooms, outdoor areas, and video recordings taking place inside the house. One of the rooms on display appears to have been transformed into a dentist’s office: the walls are covered with masks of men’s faces, and there is a chair and typical equipment. Epstein’s last girlfriend, Karina Shuliak, was a dentist who shared her practice in St. Thomas with a company linked to the billionaire.

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Another photo shows a space used as a library, with armchairs and a blackboard on which several words are written. Democrats have hidden some of it, but terms like “truth,” “music,” “deception,” and “power” appear alongside notes like “intellectual” and “political.”

This revelation comes two weeks after the President of the United States, Donald Trump, approved a law requiring the Department of Justice to publish all of its files related to Epstein within 30 days – although the text includes exceptions that allow documents related to ongoing investigations to be kept confidential.

The materials now disclosed are drawn from a parallel investigation by the Republican-chaired Oversight Committee, which began examining the case after Democrats demanded a subpoena. In September, this investigation led to the publication of a graphic with sexual connotations and a caption that appeared to be signed by Trump, part of a book produced to celebrate Epstein’s 50th birthday. The president denies that he made the drawing.

Last month, Democrats also released three email exchanges provided by Epstein’s heirs suggesting the billionaire believes Trump knows more about his abuse than he publicly acknowledges.