Epstein's Private Island: Dentist Chair and Masked Room Exposed
Little Saint James Island in the Virgin Islands, when it was owned by Jeffrey Epstein, 2013. Photo courtesy of Navin75 under CC BY-SA 2.0.
Lawmakers recently peeled back the curtain on one of the most secretive and disturbing estates in the world. On December 3, 2025, House Democrats reportedly released 10 photos and four videos revealing the eerie interiors and opulent grounds of Jeffrey Epstein's private Caribbean island, Little St. James. The images offer a rare, unsettling glimpse into spaces long shrouded in rumors and allegations, including a room with a dentist's chair surrounded by hanging masks, a phone with names on speed-dial buttons, and a chalkboard scrawled with words like "power," "deception," and "plots."
A Glimpse Inside the Island
The photos and videos, taken in 2020 by law enforcement authorities in the U.S. Virgin Islands, show the lavish yet bizarre environment Epstein created on Little St. James. One room reportedly resembles a dental office, complete with a dentist's chair and walls adorned with male masks, some resembling notorious historical figures. The presence of this dental setup has drawn attention, especially since Epstein's last girlfriend was purportedly a dentist who shared an office with one of his shell companies.
Another striking image features a landline phone with speed-dial buttons labeled with first names such as Darren, Rich, Mike, Patrick, and Larry, alongside a button for a New York office. Four other names on the phone were redacted, adding to the mystery surrounding the island's operations.
The Chalkboard and Other Oddities
A blackboard inside the estate's study displays a jumble of words including "power," "deception," "plots," "political," "truth," and "music," as reported by the New York Post. The words appear disconnected, but their presence hints at the complex and secretive nature of Epstein's activities. The study itself is furnished with ornate armchairs, a large chalkboard, a desk, and built-in bookshelves, perhaps suggesting it was a place for planning or discussion.
Other rooms captured in the release show bedrooms and bathrooms with simple, plain decor. One bedroom features a white four-poster bed, white walls, vaulted ceilings, and a colorful zigzag rug beneath wicker furniture. A nightstand in another room purpotedly holds a pair of binoculars and a desk, adding to the sense of a lived-in, yet secretive, space.
Opulent Grounds and Security Measures
The exterior photos reveal manicured grounds with stone buildings topped by light blue roofs, tiled courtyards, palm trees, and artificial grass. A "No Trespassing" sign leans against a rock on the beach, underscoring the island's guarded nature, as reported by the New York Post. The estate's location just off the coast of Charlotte Amalie, the capital of the U.S. Virgin Islands, places it in a remote yet accessible spot.
Congressional Pressure and Legal Context
The House Oversight Committee, led by Rep. Robert Garcia, the top Democrat on the panel, released the images as part of an ongoing effort to maintain transparency and pressure the Justice Department to release all files related to Epstein's case. Garcia described the images as "disturbing" and emphasized the committee's commitment to "deliver justice for the survivors," as reported by The Guardian.
The release comes ahead of a December 19 deadline set by legislation signed by President Donald Trump, requiring the Justice Department to make public all unclassified records, documents, communications, and investigative materials related to Epstein. While redactions are permitted to protect ongoing investigations, classified information, and victims' privacy, the law aims to shed light on the full scope of Epstein's network and activities.
Epstein's Legacy and Allegations
Jeffrey Epstein owned two islands in the U.S. Virgin Islands, with Little St. James infamously nicknamed "Pedo Island" by locals. Epstein's estate was central to allegations that he trafficked, raped, and sexually assaulted dozens of young women and children. In 2022, the U.S. Virgin Islands Attorney General reached a settlement reportedly exceeding $100 million with Epstein's estate and co-defendants over these claims.
Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein's most prominent accusers, who died by suicide earlier this year, reportedly detailed in her memoir how Epstein allegedly trafficked her to one of his islands to be raped by another man when she was 18.
What's Next?
The House Oversight Committee has also reportedly obtained records from financial institutions such as JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank, which are expected to be released soon. These documents may provide further insight into Epstein's financial dealings and connections to powerful individuals.
The images and videos released so far do not reveal new facts but serve as a stark reminder of the dark world Epstein operated in. They underscore the urgency for full disclosure of all evidence, including visitor logs and communications, to aid survivors' families and hold accountable those involved in the alleged crimes.
As the public digests these unsettling visuals, the call for transparency and justice grows louder. The island's secrets, once hidden behind luxury and secrecy, are now exposed for all to see.
References: New Epstein Files Release Expose Creepy Secrets of Caribbean Pedo Island | House Democrats release new images of Epsteins private Caribbean island | Jeffrey Epstein | House Dems release 'never-before-seen' pics, video of Jeffrey Epstein's infamous private island
