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Little St. James and Great St. James became central locations in the Epstein case – private islands designed for distance, security and control.
Photographs and investigative records show restricted perimeters, unusual interior spaces and a level of isolation rarely accessible to public oversight.
When extreme wealth shapes physical space, how does accountability follow?
Little St. James and Great St. James became central locations in the Epstein case – private islands designed for distance, security and control.
Photographs and investigative records show restricted perimeters, unusual interior spaces and a level of isolation rarely accessible to public oversight.
When extreme wealth shapes physical space, how does accountability follow?