Properties & Evidence — 17 Documented Locations

Epstein's primary residence. 40-room townhouse originally owned by Les Wexner, transferred to Epstein in 1998. One of the largest private residences in NYC. Raided by FBI on July 6, 2019.

Source: Property Records / FBI Raid Documents

The Palm Beach mansion where much of the documented abuse occurred. Palm Beach PD began investigation in 2005 after parent reported her 14-year-old was paid $300 for a 'massage.'

Source: Palm Beach PD Investigation / Court Documents

70-acre private island in the US Virgin Islands purchased by Epstein in 1998. Known colloquially as 'Pedophile Island.' Contractor Steve Scully provided FBI with security camera footage from the island.

Source: Property Records / FBI Investigation

Second private island purchased by Epstein in 2016 for $18 million. Construction was ongoing at time of arrest. USVI government filed civil lawsuit against Epstein's estate regarding both islands.

Source: Property Records / USVI Civil Lawsuit

10,000-acre ranch near Stanley, New Mexico. Annie Farmer testified she was abused here at age 16 in 1996. New Mexico AG launched investigation in 2019. Property valued at approximately $18 million.

Source: Property Records / Trial Testimony (Annie Farmer)

Boeing 727-31, known as the 'Lolita Express.' Flight logs spanning 1995-2013 documented hundreds of flights between Teterboro, Palm Beach, St. Thomas, and international destinations. Passenger manifests became key evidence.

Source: FAA Records / Flight Logs

Apartment in one of Paris's most expensive streets. Jean-Luc Brunel had access. French police opened investigation into trafficking activities connected to this address in 2019.

Source: French Investigation / Property Records

Personal contact book containing approximately 1,500 names with phone numbers and addresses. Removed from Epstein's Palm Beach residence by butler Alfredo Rodriguez in 2005. Contains circled entries believed to indicate victims.

Source: Court Evidence / Rodriguez Testimony

Southern District of New York, Dec 2021. Prosecution presented flight logs, victim testimony, photographs from Epstein properties, and Maxwell's personal documents. Jury found Maxwell guilty on 5 of 6 counts.

Source: SDNY Court Records / Trial Exhibits

Where Epstein was held after July 2019 arrest. Found dead on August 10, 2019. Medical examiner ruled death a suicide by hanging. Two guards charged with falsifying records; both later acquitted.

Source: DOJ Investigation / Medical Examiner Report

The 'massage room' at Palm Beach mansion. Multiple victims described being led to a room with a massage table on the second floor. Juan Alessi testified he was instructed to clean the room and wash the table after each 'appointment.'

Source: Trial Testimony (Alessi, multiple victims)

Safe discovered during FBI raid of 71st Street mansion. Contained compact discs labeled with names, cash, diamonds, and an expired Saudi passport with Epstein's photo under a different name. Contents became key evidence.

Source: FBI Raid Evidence / SDNY Filings

After pleading guilty to state prostitution charges, Epstein was sentenced to 18 months but served only 13 at the Palm Beach County Stockade. A controversial work release arrangement allowed him to leave custody for 12 hours a day, 6 days a week, to work at his office.

Source: Palm Beach County Sheriff Records / Miami Herald Investigation

Ghislaine Maxwell's London townhouse in the Belgravia neighborhood. Location where the widely circulated photograph of Prince Andrew with his arm around Virginia Giuffre was taken in March 2001. Key address in the British dimension of the Epstein operation.

Source: Giuffre v. Maxwell Court Filings / Victim Testimony

Established in June 2020, the fund distributed over $121 million to more than 135 survivors before closing in August 2021. Administered by Jordana Feldman, it was funded through liquidation of Epstein's estate assets including properties and financial accounts.

Source: Victims' Compensation Fund Reports / Estate Filings

A detailed staff instruction document described in testimony by former house manager Juan Alessi. Covered everything from greeting protocols to cleaning the massage room. Prosecutors cited it as evidence of the organized, systematic nature of the operation at Epstein's properties.

Source: Maxwell Trial Testimony (Juan Alessi) / Court Transcripts

Where Virginia Giuffre was recruited at age 16 in 2000 while working as a locker room attendant. Ghislaine Maxwell approached Giuffre at the club and offered her a job as a massage therapist for Jeffrey Epstein, initiating one of the most documented trafficking cases.

Source: Virginia Giuffre Testimony / Giuffre v. Maxwell Filings