Private Equity Tycoon Buys Jeffrey Epstein's 'Pedophile Island' for $60 Million
- Private equity mogul Stephen Deckoff purchased Jeffrey Epstein's private Caribbean islands, which were used to traffic and abuse young women, for $60 million.
- Deckoff plans to build a luxury resort on Little St. James, the island where Epstein committed many of his horrific crimes.
- The sale will provide millions to the U.S. Virgin Islands government and Epstein's victims.
- Epstein used the islands for over a decade to run an international sex trafficking operation with the help of associates like Ghislaine Maxwell.
- The islands have remained vacant since Epstein's 2019 arrest and subsequent suicide in prison while awaiting trial for sex trafficking charges.