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Just describe where we are right now. We're on top of Crown Mountain at Acquely Communications Tower.

I'm 1,500 feet up looking out over the lush green vegetation that blankets the island of St. Thomas,

one of four large islands that make up the US Virgin Islands. They don't call it America's paradise

for nothing. I'm here with Steve Scully, a Virgin Island resident and an IT contractor.

This is a ideal spot. There's only one higher on the island than here.

Years ago, Steve crossed paths with a multi-millionaire who hired him to set up an expansive

communication network on a nearby private island. And this massive tower of zig-zagging metal

and antennas is where all the data originated. He did not want to be out of touch.

The island was no ordinary island. From its villas to its landscape, it's impeccably designed.

And that's amazing you can see his island from here. Yeah.

And on a clear day off to the east across a span of turquoise water, you can even see it from

way up here, the island of Little St. James. We can see it, but how far is it from right here to

the island? 10.16 miles. The island's owner was an ordinary either.

I saw a t-shirt one day that actually said Little St. Jeff on it. That was the way that

Jeffrey liked the island referred to as Little St. Jeff.

The owner was Jeffrey Epstein, who had bought himself an entire island in the late 1990s,

building it up into a tropical paradise. We always have these beautiful, tropical trade winds

that blow through here. During the years that Steve worked for Epstein, he says he spent a lot of

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