Ex-wives of tech leaders recall uneasy visits to Jeffrey Epstein’s private island
Former wives of prominent tech figures have come forward with disturbing memories of visiting Jeffrey Epstein’s Little Saint James island, according to tech journalist Kara Swisher. Speaking on CNN, Swisher said these women—now ex-wives—expressed immediate unease during trips to the late financier’s private retreat, sensing something was “terrible” and urging to leave. While their husbands often dismissed the warnings, the accounts shed new light on the early signs of the sinister environment surrounding Epstein and the high-profile tech figures who visited his island.
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