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'Never-before-seen' images of Epstein's island released - showing 'disturbing look into his world'

‘Never-before-seen’ images of Epstein’s island released – showing ‘disturbing look into his world’

Posted on 3 December 2025 By jobuzo

A former defence lawyer for a number of Jeffrey Epstein’s accusers has just been speaking to Sky News.

Joshua Schiffer told our presenter Mark Austin the new images released of Epstein’s island are “not moving the needle specifically on any individual allegation”.

But they are painting the picture of what happened on the island “in a more fulsome manner”.

On what he made of the images, Schiffer said: “It’s a continued steady drip, and it’s a drip that we’re going to need to get used to as more and more information eventually finds its way into the public domain. 

“We’re going to see it released to benefit as much as possible the people releasing it, and we’re going to hear a lot of commentary over what it means, where it’s going and how anything that’s released moves the conversation forward about who exactly was involved, who knew what they knew, who saw what they saw.”

Watch Schiffer’s remarks here…

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