Epstein wanted Onassis's island: His correspondence regarding the purchase of Skorpios

Jeffrey Epstein expressed strong interest in purchasing the historic island of Skorpios, according to documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice. His communications with luxury real estate agents and associates lasted from August until the end of 2011. Through emails, Epstein sought specific details about the island's privacy and its history as the former property of Aristotle Onassis. Despite efforts to arrange a private visit, the negotiations never reached a formal agreement or sale. It remains unclear whether he was interested for personal use or representing another individual. Ultimately, the purchase prospect faded due to logistical challenges and the distance involved in reaching the location.