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Published 09:16 6 Feb 2026 GMT
Updated 09:16 6 Feb 2026 GMT

A YouTuber who has shared a video of him sneaking into Little Saint James, the infamous island of the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, has made some worrying claims.
Nico Grigg, who posted the footage of him sneaking onto the territory in the US Virgin Islands, says there are now ‘blacked out cars’ outside his home.
After a few failed attempts, Grigg managed to eventually sneak into the island after travelling with his friends.
While he didn’t manage to roam around the island, he took a glance of it from the beach.
According to Grigg, there were people in the island and there was construction work going on, and he was seen by people in golf carts.
He shared the footage last Friday, just before the US Department of Justice released the most recent batch of the Epstein files.
And in a post shared on Instagram, he said that “every day since I’ve been home there had been blacked-out Escalade trucks sitting outside my house”.
He added that “for all I know this could be Jeffrey Epstein's friends. If I p**sed anyone off, I apologise, and I want this all to be over”.
He said that he called the police “the first day this happened”, and that the police told him “they’re gonna work on it”.
Little Saint James, known as Epstein island, was bought by a financier back in 2023, a few years after the convicted child sex offender and human trafficker died.
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