Urban Explorer Gives You a Tour of the Private Island of Jeffrey Epstein

The YouTube video received 200,000 views

A video just recently surfaced on the internet showing a private Island owned by Jeffrey Epstein. The video was shared on TikTok by Andy Bracco. Back in 2020, Andy Bracco infiltrated Little St. James and shot some clips, which he then shared with his friends.

 

However, Andy Bracco further added that his account got deleted by the application later. Since then, Andy Bracco seems to have made a new TikTok account. It is quite surprising that despite being a new account, a video received 200,000 views.

In one interview, Bracco confessed that he went to the private island with his friend Jon Megna. Bracco mentions that they went undetected, and no security cameras were set in place.

 

Regarding this, Bracco stated, “I sat down on one of the benches by the mausoleum – that temple type area.” He further added, “Just sitting there knowing who has sat there before and the figures who have been there, it was surreal and it was unreal.”

Furthermore, Bracco also mentioned that it was all planned for several months. They aimed to make an internet video with them present in the private island of Jeffrey Epstein. He also advised people to know what they are “dealing with” aka the law.

 

Jeffrey Epstein was particularly popular for hosting lavish parties for high-profile politicians and celebrities. Another thing that Jeffrey Epstein is known for includes the sex trafficking and harassment charges on him that led to his arrest somewhere in 2019.

However, his mysterious demise in the jail confused many people. According to official documentation, Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide in the prison cell. However, some speculators say that he was probably killed to make sure that he remains silent.

News and media reports claim there is a network of tunnels connected right below the Jeffrey Epstein house. However, this is nothing but a rumour.

 

The private island of Jeffrey Epstein

 

 

In other news, the Government of Maldives just opened islands for auction. However, every private island will be leased on a 50-year term. Furthermore, whoever buys an island, he/will have to build a public resort on the Island. Looks like owning a private island is not cheap at all.

 

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