Epstein Island Being Transformed Into Luxury Resort, See The Facelift

Jeffrey Epstein‘s non-public island seems to be able to welcome guests once more — his Caribbean paradise is being reworked with a brand new high-end resort … and it is beginning to take form.

New images present the transformation underway on Little St. James within the U.S. Virgin Islands  … the place a 25-room lodge is being constructed on the notorious island.

Epstein put in two swimming pools on the island, and certainly one of them seems to be like will probably be a central a part of the brand new resort.

The late pedophile’s property put the island up on the market in 2022 and billionaire investor Stephen Deckoff — founding father of Black Diamond Capital Management — snapped it up for $60 million.

Deckoff rapidly introduced plans to construct a 25-room “world-class destination” … and it appears he is following by.

Epstein purchased Little St. James in 1998 for $7.95 million … and it is received a helipad, fuel station, non-public dock, gymnasium, tiki hut, library, movie show, Japanese bathhouse and three non-public seashores … plus the primary compound and 4 visitor villas.

The sale additionally included neighboring Great St. James … a largely undeveloped island Epstein purchased in 2016 for $17.5 million.

Prosecutors declare Epstein would take ladies — some as younger as 11 — to the islands, the place he and his cronies would sexually assault them.