A YouTuber who infiltrated Jeffrey Epstein's deserted island, Little Saint James, alleges he has been tailed by 'blacked out cars' since his expedition. Nico Grigg journeyed to the United States Virgin Islands to sneak onto the property, which belonged to the convicted sex offender from 1998 until his death in 2019.
After several unsuccessful attempts, Grigg and his companions reached the island's shoreline via jet-ski but were forced to retreat when one member was injured by a sea urchin. During the attempt, they reported being spotted by security personnel in golf carts and observed construction crews on the property.
In the days following the filming, Grigg claimed 'suspicious vehicles' were stationed near his residence. He told his audience: 'It has been five days since I posted the video of me sneaking onto Jeffrey Epstein's island and everyday there have been blacked-out SUVs sitting outside my house. I don't know who these people are or what they want.' He contacted law enforcement regarding the vehicles.
The 75-acre island, nicknamed 'Paedophile Island', has remained deserted since Epstein's death. Billionaire Steven Deckoff acquired it two years ago with plans to convert it into a 25-room luxury resort, but no development proposal has been submitted, according to the US Virgin Islands.
Last week, the US Department of Justice released millions of files related to Epstein, including three million pages, 180,000 images and 2,000 videos, following an order by President Donald Trump. The materials contained identities of well-known figures, though appearing in the files does not imply misconduct.
