Who currently owns the "Epstein Island"? Could law enforcement go there and check what's going on?

[wcmagumba]

Just wondering...

[WarGamer]

1. It sold

In May 2023, billionaire Stephen Deckoff, under his firm SD Investments, announced the acquisition of the Great St. James and Little St. James islands for $60 million

[Xolodno]

4. Beavis and Butthead mode:

You said "Deckoff"....heh..heh..

[Ocelot II]

2. It was probably investigated when Epstein was charged in 2019.

[snot]

3. My understanding is that the FBI raided all of Epstein's mansions

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pretty much the moment he died (or arrested?), and reportedly took possession of hundreds of videotapes and cd's presumably shot from the cameras that were found in nearly every room. This is why many are frustrated and unconvinced that there's "nothing to see" that might help identify some of the abusers/potential blackmail &/or extortion -ees (and worry that one reason this evidence has continued to be kept secret through two administrations is that someone wants to continue to use them for the same purposes).

See, e.g., https://www.newsweek.com/missing-jeffrey-epstein-tapes-fbi-1857766 and/or google for many more references to evidence allegedly collected by the FBI but for some reason unavailable.

[Talitha]

5. IIRC, there was a satellite image of a fairly big smoke trail coming from Epstein's island.

Thought to be destruction of evidence, but maybe it was the new owner getting rid of unwanted stuff left there?