New Jeffrey Epstein island photos reveal cryptic blackboard messages

Sinister messages found on pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s private island are sending shivers through the world as more pictures of his lair come to light. SEE THE PHOTOS AND VIDEOS.

A blackboard inside Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous private island home was covered with a cryptic jumble of single words scrawled in white chalk – including a few eyebrow-raising messages possibly alluding to the pedophile’s sex-trafficking ring, newly released images revealed.

The photos were among a trove of “never-before-seen” content published by the Democrats on the House Oversight Committee, featuring images and videos of the late pervert’s mansion on Little St James in the US Virgin Islands.

Odd messages were found scrawled on a chalkboard. Picture: House Oversight Democrats

This undated photos show Jeffrey Epstein's island in the US Virgin Islands. Picture: Democrat House Oversight Committee

They have been made public as Washington waits for the Justice Department to hand over its files on the infamous case. Picture: House Oversight Democrats

One snapshot shows a room of Epstein’s study with a blackboard, which was adorned with the handwritten words “political,” “plots,” “deception,” “power,” “truth,” and “music” alongside a few others that were indecipherable.

Some words, like “music,” were underlined while others had lines connecting them, though it’s unclear what any of it meant.

The word scramble only took up a fraction of the blackboard, which stretched from one column to another between rows of bookshelves in the study.

The images and videos were made public as Washington waits for the Justice Department to hand over its files on the infamous case.

Other eerie sights discovered include one room that looks like a dentist’s operating office and is decorated with what appear to be masks of notorious historical figures.

Previously unseen photos from the private island of Jeffrey Epstein. Picture: House Oversight Democrats

Fresh pillows and sheets were piled high. Picture: House Oversight Democrats

The island is both leafy and very secluded. Picture: House Oversight Committee

“These new images are a disturbing look into the world of Jeffrey Epstein and his island,” said Representative Robert Garcia, the Oversight Committee’s ranking member.

“We are releasing these photos and videos to ensure public transparency in our investigation and to help piece together the full picture of Epstein’s horrific crimes,” he added.

“We won’t stop fighting until we deliver justice for the survivors.”

Another image shows a shower room whose walls are piled high with pillows and towels, while video clips show clean and spacious bedrooms.

One of the rooms in the resort appeared to house a dental surgery. Picture: House Oversight Democrats

Epstein had a number of individuals on speed dial. Picture: House Oversight Democrats

The photos also included a landline phone in the residence with speed dial buttons set for individuals named Darren, Rich, Mike, Patrick and Larry, as well as for a New York office.

Four other names on the speed dial were censored.

Another photo showed a blackboard in Epstein’s study with scribbled words including “political,” “plots,” “deception,” “power,” “truth,” and “music” — with no discernible coherence.

Additional images and videos show off the ritzy compound where Epstein allegedly groomed and abused girls as young as 14 while hosting some of the world’s richest and most powerful people.

The empty rooms had an eerie feel. Picture: House Oversight Democrats

It’s the first time we’ve had an in-depth glimpse of the island. Picture: House Oversight Democrats

The sprawling property housed many a party. Picture: House Oversight Democrats

The Democrats on the Oversight Committee made the pictures and videos available on X, inviting users to “see for yourself.”

President Trump signed legislation November 19 giving the Justice Department 30 days to make public all “unclassified records, documents, communications and investigative materials” — as well as all classified information to the maximum extent possible.

The law also orders Attorney-General Pam Bondi to deliver a list of government officials and other “politically exposed persons” linked to Epstein by the end of the week.

This story was originally published in The New York Post

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