Little St. James
LocationRelationship Network
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person
Miles Alexander
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Employee |
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person
Miles Alexander
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Employment |
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person
Epstein
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Ownership residence |
1
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organization
ESI
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Vendor contractor |
1
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organization
ESI
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Contractor service provider |
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EFTA00002661.pdf
This document appears to be the reverse side of a page or a cover sheet containing a handwritten label. The text reads 'LSJ Map' (likely referring to Little St. James) and 'undated'. The document bears the Bates stamp EFTA00002661.
EFTA00002660.pdf
A large, folded architectural site plan or landscaping map labeled 'St. James Cut' in green script. The drawing depicts a coastal area featuring a long pathway lined with trees (likely palm trees), a structure labeled 'COTTAGE', and what appears to be a pier or shoreline reinforcement (labeled 'SHORELINE REVETMENT'). The document likely pertains to the development or layout of the grounds on Jeffrey Epstein's private island, Little St. James.
EFTA00002657.pdf
A hand-drawn architectural floor plan and schematic. The document features a layout for a service or basement level containing specific rooms labeled for 'Laundry', 'Maids', 'Cold Rooms', 'Store', and 'Technical Area'. Elevation markings (e.g., -3.00, -4.20, -6.00) suggest these are underground levels. An inset drawing on the left shows an aerial view of a structure with a 'roof planted' label, resembling the controversial 'Temple' building on Little St. James.
EFTA00002655.pdf
A hand-drawn architectural floor plan dated February 29, 2000, depicting a symmetrical building complex with a central water feature ('central pond'), terraces, an office, a bedroom, and pavilions. Handwritten notes discuss design trade-offs, mentioning that the central pond is 'restful for the mind' and proposing dimension changes to save on excavation costs ('main cuts'). The layout is consistent with the 'Temple' structure on Little St. James.
EFTA00002649.pdf
A large format topographical map or site plan of Little St. James island in the U.S. Virgin Islands. The document is labeled as a 'Progress Print' prepared by Urban Design Associates and shows the island's geography, potential structure placements, and topography lines.
EFTA00002643.pdf
An architectural blueprint dated November 2002 produced by Madison Cox Design, Inc. for a 'Southern Grotto' located on Little St. James. The drawing details the elevation, plan view, and cross-section of a stone structure featuring a pool, terrace, and views to the sea.
EFTA00002626.pdf
An evidence photograph (marked EFTA00002626) depicting the interior of a cluttered utility or maintenance room. Visible items include a Benjamin Moore paint bucket, a black floor fan, a Wagner heat gun box on a shelf, and several coconuts on the floor. The word 'Kid' appears to be spray-painted in orange on a white cabinet door on the right side of the image.
EFTA00002618.pdf
An evidence photograph (EFTA00002618) depicting the interior of a utility or maintenance workshop room with blue walls, likely located on Little St. James. The room contains various power tools hanging on the wall, a Home Depot water cooler, coils of black cable, a wooden shelf with cleaning supplies (Dawn) and lubricants, and ratchet straps.
EFTA00002607.pdf
An evidentiary photograph depicting a cluttered utility or storage room. The room features exposed grey PVC plumbing pipes, electrical wiring, and an electrical panel labeled 'M.D.P.' (Main Distribution Panel). Contents include a large black plastic storage trunk, cardboard boxes, bubble wrap packaging, and a pile of harvested green coconuts in the bottom right corner, suggesting a tropical location. The image is stamped with the identifier EFTA00002607.
EFTA00002606.pdf
This document is a photograph (evidence file EFTA00002606) depicting the interior of a maintenance or storage room. The room contains electrical panels labeled 'M.D.P.', a red welding or power unit on a dolly, a pile of green coconuts, and wooden cabinets. Through an open sliding door, a yellow Caterpillar (CAT) construction vehicle is visible, suggesting ongoing maintenance or construction work at the property.
EFTA00002603.pdf
An evidence photograph showing the interior of a storage or maintenance room, likely located on the Little St. James property given the presence of harvested green coconuts. The room contains shelving units stocked with automotive or maintenance fluids, a black tool chest, cardboard boxes, PVC piping, and a piece of equipment branded 'HUSKY'. The image is labeled with the Bates number EFTA00002603.
EFTA00002582.pdf
An evidence photograph (EFTA00002582) depicting the interior of a garage or maintenance shed. The image contains several vehicles including a green Kawasaki ATV, a red personal watercraft (jet ski) on a trailer with US Virgin Islands license plate GTH T95, a green John Deere utility vehicle, and a yellow CAT construction vehicle. A red tire-changing machine is also visible on the left.
EFTA00002581.pdf
A photograph showing the interior of a storage shed or garage containing various vehicles and equipment. Visible items include a large yellow road roller/compactor, a green utility vehicle (resembling a John Deere Gator), and an orange and black jet ski on a trailer with the registration number 'VI 5453 TC', indicating a Virgin Islands registration. Background equipment displays the 'TEREX' logo. The document is marked with the Bates stamp EFTA00002581.
EFTA00002576.pdf
This document is an evidence photograph showing the exterior and interior of a small green utility shed or storage building. The doors are open, revealing various tools, orange extension cords, a cooler, bins, and a white bucket inside. Outside, there are vines growing on the structure and a vehicle (possibly an ATV or golf cart) covered by a black tarp with a white logo. The setting appears to be tropical given the surrounding vegetation. The only text present is the Bates stamp EFTA00002576 in the bottom right corner.
EFTA00002575.pdf
This is a photograph (evidence image) showing the exterior of a green-painted utility or storage building with vines growing over the roofline. Two doors are open, revealing an interior stocked with maintenance supplies, shelving, an industrial fan, orange extension cords or hoses, and storage bins. An orange shower fixture is mounted on the exterior wall between the doors. The only text visible in the image is the Bates stamp identifier 'EFTA00002575' in the bottom right corner.
EFTA00002574.pdf
An evidence photograph (marked EFTA00002574) showing the exterior of a utility or maintenance building, likely on the Little St. James property. The structure features dark green walls, open grey metal doors leading to storage areas containing shelves and hoses, and an orange outdoor shower fixture mounted above a door. Climbing vines hang from the roof, and a tire and grey crate are visible on the concrete floor.
EFTA00002572.pdf
This document is a photograph rather than a text document. It depicts a maintenance or storage facility, likely on Little St. James island. The image shows a blue corrugated metal shed/garage with an open bay. Inside the bay is a yellow Caterpillar (CAT) loader. To the left of the shed is an orange JLG G10-55A telehandler. In the foreground, there are curved metal components lying on the concrete, possibly parts of a roller or compactor. The image is marked with the Bates stamp 'EFTA00002572' in the bottom right corner.
EFTA00002571.pdf
A photograph depicting heavy construction machinery parked outside a blue corrugated metal building. In the foreground is an orange JLG telehandler (labeled '10'), and in the background inside the shed is a yellow CAT vehicle. The setting appears to be a tropical location with palm trees visible against a blue sky, characteristic of the Little St. James property. The image bears the evidence file number EFTA00002571.
EFTA00002559.pdf
This document is a photograph depicting a small, standalone structure with dark green corrugated metal siding and a matching roof, featuring a single window with white trim. The structure sits on a blue-grey painted wooden deck adjacent to a large stone retaining wall on the left. To the right, tropical vegetation and a dirt path are visible, with a view of the ocean and distant hills in the background, suggesting an island location. The image is marked with the evidence identifier EFTA00002559.
EFTA00002554.pdf
An evidence photograph showing an outdoor scene, likely on the Little St. James property. The image depicts a narrow pathway with a rough stone retaining wall on the right and two small structures with green corrugated metal siding and white trim on the left. Palm trees are visible in the background against a blue sky. The image is stamped with the evidence identifier EFTA00002554.
EFTA00002553.pdf
A photograph showing the exterior corner of a building with dark green corrugated siding and white trim. A window is visible on the side. A red object is leaning against the wall near a wooden deck. The background shows a view of the ocean and a distant landmass/island. The image is marked with the identifier EFTA00002553.
EFTA00002551.pdf
A photograph showing a small, dark green utility structure or shed with a green roof, situated on a wooden deck. The building features a small sign reading 'EMERGENCY OIL SPILL KIT' and a posted paper titled 'EMERGENCY LISTINGS'. Two white storage chests are placed on the deck in front of the structure, and a red covered object sits to the right. The background features a stone wall and tropical palm trees. The image is stamped with the evidence identifier EFTA00002551.
EFTA00002456.pdf
A photograph showing the interior of a large wooden crate or container filled with maintenance equipment, including a red shop vacuum, a red mechanic's creeper (wheeled board), hoses, a white buffing pad, and various cardboard boxes. The most significant detail is the handwritten text on the interior wood panel reading '6100 RED HOOK QTR ST THOMAS VI', which corresponds to the Red Hook ferry terminal area in St. Thomas, the primary staging point for transport to Jeffrey Epstein's private island, Little St. James. The document is marked with Bates number EFTA00002456.
EFTA00002453.pdf
This document is a photograph showing a large wooden shipping crate and a separate sheet of plywood lying on a gravel surface. In the background, there is a large black shipping container and tropical vegetation, including palm trees. The image appears to be an evidence photo taken outdoors, likely on the Little St. James property. The only text visible is the Bates stamp/evidence tag in the bottom right corner.
EFTA00002406.pdf
An evidence photograph (EFTA00002406) depicting the interior of a utility or storage room, likely at Little St. James. The room contains various industrial supplies including 55-gallon drums labeled as waste oil, yellow spill containment pallets, and shelving. Notably, there are several boxes of 'airFiber' equipment (high-performance wireless backhaul) and a 'Siglent' box (electronic test and measurement equipment), indicating the presence of sophisticated networking and technical infrastructure on the property.
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