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Hog-Tied in "The Dungeon" on Epstein Island - My Full Story
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June 9, 2026
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9:42Now PlayingThis spring I set foot on Little St. James, Jeffrey Epstein's island, to plant a We Fight Monsters flag and put eyes back on a place most people will only ever see in headlines. I left in flex cuffs, held in a concrete room the staff called "the dungeon," and charged with misdemeanor trespassing. In this video I walk through exactly what happened that day, who was actually running the island, and why a former property manager from the Epstein era is still there.
I went down as part of the Epstein Isn't Dead campaign with former State Department special agent Ryan Dalton, asking a simple question that a lot of people are afraid to ask out loud: did Jeffrey Epstein really leave that cell? We laid out the full case, the documents, and the timeline on the Shawn Ryan Show. This is the short version, in my own words.
I'm Ben Owen. My wife Jessica and I founded We Fight Monsters, a nonprofit fighting human trafficking, addiction, and everything that preys on the vulnerable. Dangerous men. Good deeds.
🔦 Read the evidence: epsteinisntdead.org
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