Crowdsourced Justice Campaign

Buy Back Little Saint James for Public Good

A transparent community fund tracking progress toward a $125M acquisition target. Every donation is logged publicly and updates the live campaign bar.

See Island Records

Raised: $0 Goal: $125,000,000

Still needed: $125,000,000

Hover over highlighted segments to see top donor contributions.

Who I Am

I am a computer science major and legal professional based near the Virgin Islands, and I am building this campaign to turn public outrage into a lawful, transparent acquisition effort.

My role is to combine legal process, technical infrastructure, and public accountability so this effort is not just emotional, but executable.

I am not a millionaire, but I am committing to lock in a personal donation of $34,000 from my own savings within the next few days to prove I am all-in on this mission.

Our mission

Build a legitimate path from donations to ownership transfer, public oversight, and long-term memorialization of what happened.

Contribute and Unlock Supporter Privileges

Donate securely through PayPal and track campaign progress live.

Donation tiers

$1+ First email update when purchase closes + invitation eligibility to future public tour windows.
$100+ Early digital supporter brief with additional island update photos.
$1,000+ Priority briefing package and VIP invite eligibility for curated site events.
$25,000+ Concierge-tier experiences (travel/lodging support only if formally offered and legally approved).

Why We Want Public Ownership

Private control over this site keeps one of the darkest symbols of modern abuse behind closed doors. Public-interest ownership is about ending secrecy and forcing permanent scrutiny.

This island should never be allowed to disappear into private silence again. The public deserves visibility, records, and accountability.

If people who enabled exploitation expected this place to fade from memory, we should do the opposite: preserve evidence trails and keep attention fixed.

Public tours, documentation archives, and civic oversight can turn a symbol of abuse into a permanent reminder that communities fight back.

This campaign is not about spectacle. It is about control of a site with global significance so truth is harder to bury.

Public Record Snapshot

Jeffrey Epstein pleaded guilty in Florida state court in 2008 to solicitation of prostitution and procurement of minors for prostitution.
In 2019, federal prosecutors charged him with sex trafficking conspiracy and related offenses; he died while awaiting trial.
Public court filings and released documents continue to shape calls for accountability and transparency around associated properties.

Use only verified sources and licensed/public-domain images when publishing this site.

Island Plans and Brochures (Primary Focus)

Featured first: your island-plan and brochure files.

Island plans and brochure page 1 — Island plan/brochure page 1

Island plans and brochure page 2 — Island plan/brochure page 2

Island plans and brochure page 3 — Island plan/brochure page 3

Island plans and brochure page 4 — Island plan/brochure page 4

Island plans and brochure page 5 — Island plan/brochure page 5

Little Saint James overview — Island overview context

Additional Island Visual Context

Supporting visuals that keep attention on what was built and how private control was marketed.

Virgin Islands listing style material — Listing material from Virgin Islands context

Master bedroom on the island — Interior marketing image: master bedroom

Indoor pool on the island — Interior marketing image: indoor pool

Why People Are Angry

People want accountability, transparency, and permanent public oversight of this site.

This island became a symbol of wealth used to hide abuse. Leaving it in private hands feels like unfinished accountability.

Survivors carried the cost. The public can carry the response: take control, preserve records, and keep scrutiny permanent.

If this history makes you furious, turn that energy into measurable action by pushing the campaign bar upward.