New reports are shedding light on Jeffrey Epstein’s private Caribbean island, Little St. James, after U.S. House Oversight Democrats released a large collection of previously unseen photos and videos in the name of “public transparency.”

In this episode, we examine what the newly released material really shows - from the island’s disturbing interiors to symbolic details that have fueled public speculation - and why, according to media reports, the images may not provide any major new revelations about the case.

We also discuss what could matter more: the Oversight Committee’s announcement that additional documents are coming, including financial records from JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank. And we explore the latest legal twist as Ghislaine Maxwell reportedly prepares a motion for release, arguing that continued disclosures could affect her right to a fair retrial.

If you’re following this case and want to understand what’s new, what’s noise, and what may still change everything - this episode lays it out clearly.

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