I believe that the island that we're talking about today could be one of the new,

undiscovered Epstein Islands. And the crimes that are committed here are so bold, so brazen,

so out in the open, that no one's doing a thing about it. This episode is incredibly disturbing,

so please, viewer and listener discretion is advised. For anyone who's read the novel,

The Lord of the Flies, the story of Pitcairn Island will be a familiar reminder that even in paradise, humanity can quickly lose its way.

For those who are unfamiliar, the Lord of the Flies tells the fictional story of a group of young boys trapped on a remote island,

where their attempts at self-government lead to infighting and disaster.

The tale has long been hailed as an example of humanity at its most wild, and the fragility of the line between civilization and chaos.

The Lord of the Flies has always been read as an extreme metaphor for humanity and its darker tendencies.

But remarkably, there's a real-life example of a story not too different than the one in the famous book.

It's a story that involves mutiny, isolation, and the things humans are willing to do to get what they want,

especially when there's no one around to see what they're doing.

This is the twisted tale of Pitcairn Island, whose history begins with 18th century sailors

and ends with one of the most shocking child abuse cases in recent memory, all set in a place

that looks like paradise. As always, all parties are presumed innocent until proven

guilty in a court of law. If you want to research this story on your own, I always post a document in the description

of this show that you can click on and you can access to see where the information presented in

this show was gathered and drawn from. And as always, I don't want to do anything to myself. I'm not

planning on doing anything to myself. And if I go anywhere anytime soon or anything happens to me,

at least you know that I didn't do it.

Without further ado, welcome to the Conspiracy Files.

I'm going to be doing some stories over the next few weeks dealing with islands around the world that have been hotbeds of

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