An internal FBI/NYPD email chain from August 2019 documenting Jeffrey Epstein's recent flight records and his residence registration on Little St. James Island, gathered as evidence after his July 2019 arrest.

This document is an internal law enforcement communication from the FBI/NYPD Child Exploitation Human Trafficking Task Force dated August 7-8, 2019—one month after Epstein's arrest at Teterboro Airport. The emails compile evidence establishing Epstein's connection to Little St. James Island, including Customs and Border Protection flight records showing four trips between St. Thomas and the continental U.S. between April and June 2019, and confirmation that Epstein listed Little St. James as his primary residence on both his driver's license and Sex Offender Registry. The prosecutors note they are still gathering evidence about Epstein's island ownership during the period of charged conduct.

Key Highlights

• •Documents four specific flights between St. Thomas and Teterboro/West Palm Beach from April to June 2019, just weeks before Epstein's arrest
• •Confirms Epstein used Little St. James Island as his registered address with the Sex Offender Registry and on his driver's license
• •Reveals prosecutors were actively building a case connecting Epstein to the island at the time of his charged criminal conduct
• •Shows joint FBI/NYPD Child Exploitation Human Trafficking Task Force coordination in the investigation

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