Archive · 26 Jul 2025
Epstein Island Visitor Data: Leaked Trails Reveal Movements
A company accidentally shared data showing where people went.
The data showed almost 200 people visited Jeffrey Epstein's private island before he was arrested.
The data tracked them from places like hotels and marinas to the island, and even around the island.
Prosecutors say Epstein abused and trafficked young girls there.
The tracking data provides a digital trail of people who kept visiting the island, even though it was notorious.
Leaked location data reveals movements of nearly 200 individuals to Jeffrey Epstein's island before his 2019 arrest.
Data was collected by Near Intelligence, a data broker with ties to the defense industry.
The data tracked visitors from locations like the Ritz-Carlton to the American Yacht Harbor, then to Little Saint James.
Tracking continued on the island, including around its beach cabanas and the temple-like structure.
Prosecutors allege Epstein sexually abused and trafficked underage girls on the island.
- Who
- Nearly 200 individuals who visited Epstein's island, tracked by Near Intelligence.
- What
- Location data revealing visitors to Jeffrey Epstein's private island.
- When
- From July 2016 to July 6, 2019, the day of Epstein's arrest.
- Where
- Little Saint James, the American Yacht Harbor, and other locations.
- Why
- To track and expose the movements of individuals who visited Epstein's island before his arrest, despite the criminal accusations.
Prosecutors' Claims
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Alleged Criminal Activity
Prosecutors' Claims
Epstein trafficked and abused underage girls.
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- Data Source
- Near Intelligence (data broker)
- Island Visited
- Little Saint James
- Time Period
- July 2016 - July 6, 2019
- Number of Individuals
- Nearly 200
- Allegations
- Sexual abuse and trafficking of underage girls by Epstein