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They went to Epstein Island. Now they're being sued.
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YouTubers and influencers are facing legal action after trespassing on the private island formerly owned by Jeffrey Epstein. The individuals claimed they were seeking the truth about the island's history.
Why it matters
It highlights the legal risks associated with 'true crime' tourism and the consequences of trespassing for content creation.
Videos across YouTube have popped up showing influencers and conspiracy theorists sneaking onto the island once owned by sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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