Little St James Island, one of the properties of the late Jeffrey Epstein, is between St Thomas and St John in the US Virgin Islands. All photos: Reuters
Epstein committed multiple crimes in the USVI but no charges against him were ever filed
A bizarre freestanding structure on one end of Little Saint James baffled the locals
Epstein's former island is only accessible by boat
Before and after Epstein's death, Little St James was patrolled by armed guards despite the beach front being public property
It has been alleged that Prince Andrew, former president Bill Clinton and attorney Alan Dershowitz were all Epstein's guests on Little St James
Little St James and a nearby undeveloped island called Great St James are up for sale with a $125 million price tag. Reuters
One of Epstein's victims reportedly tried to escape Little St James by diving into the ocean
Employees on Little St James were silenced by non-disclosure agreements
The sudden appearance of a cow statue was another oddity that baffled locals
Epstein made the island his main residence, where the sex offender laws were less rigid than in Florida or New York. Reuters
Epstein bought Little St James for just under $8 million in 1998. Reuters
Ten feet of the beachfront at Little St James Island is considered public property
The government's share of Little St James sale proceeds will go towards counselling and other services for sexual abuse victims
A look at Little St James in US Virgin Islands - in pictures
