#Place

Places (57)

• 358 El Brillo Way Waterfront Palm Beach mansion owned by Jeffrey Epstein where the 2005 Palm Beach Police Department investigation began after a parent reported that her teenage stepdaughter had been molested there.
• 9 East 71st Street Seven-story limestone townhouse on Manhattan's Upper East Side that served as Jeffrey Epstein's primary New York residence and the site of conduct detailed in the federal sex-trafficking case against him.
• Aberdeen Proving Ground The Army's oldest proving ground, on the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland since 1917, which absorbed Edgewood Arsenal in 1971 and housed the Army Materiel Systems Analysis Activity's Grill Flame trials.
• Avenue Foch Jeffrey Epstein's apartment on the Avenue Foch in Paris, searched by French police in 2019 and central to the French criminal investigation into rape of minors and trafficking opened after his death.
• Budapest Budapest is the capital of Hungary on the Danube, most significant in Cold War history as the epicenter of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution and its Soviet suppression.
• Camp King U.S. Army interrogation facility at Oberursel, West Germany, operated as a Cold War black site where CIA ARTICHOKE teams ran drug and hypnosis experiments on Soviet intelligence personnel, and through which Operation Paperclip scientists including Walter Schreiber and Kurt Blome served as medical directors.
• Camp Peary Navy Seabee training camp on the York River near Williamsburg, Virginia, established in 1942, reopened in 1952 as the Defense Department's Armed Forces Experimental Training Activity and known locally as a CIA training camp.
• Camp X Camp X (officially Special Training School 103) was a clandestine British Security Coordination training facility opened December 6, 1941, in Ontario that trained OSS, SOE, and Allied agents in espionage and sabotage while housing the Hydra signals relay linking North America to London.
• Charlotte Amalie Capital of the U.S. Virgin Islands on St. Thomas, seat of the governor, courts and Justice Department that registered, waived for and later sued Jeffrey Epstein, and first address of his money-management company.
• Checkpoint Charlie Checkpoint Charlie was the most famous Allied crossing point of the Berlin Wall, located on Friedrichstrasse in central Berlin, site of the October 1961 Soviet-American tank standoff, the August 1962 death of Peter Fechter, and the opening scenes of German reunification in November 1989.
• Congo The Democratic Republic of Congo (known as Zaire 1971-1997) is a Central African country whose CIA-facilitated assassination of first Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba, subsequent support for dictator Mobutu Sese Seko, use as a staging base for CIA Angola operations (IAFEATURE 1975-1976), and uranium deposits at Shinkolobwe mined for the Manhattan Project make it a significant subject in this vault.
• Coral Gables, Florida City adjoining Miami that was the headquarters of the Wackenhut Corporation and the site of an ITT public relations office about which the Watergate special prosecutor questioned the CIA in 1973.
• Dachau Nazi concentration camp near Munich where SS doctors including Kurt Plotner conducted mescaline and hypothermia experiments on prisoners, with the results later accessed by U.S. intelligence and used to inform early ARTICHOKE and MKULTRA research directions.
• Deep Creek Lodge Remote retreat in western Maryland where Sidney Gottlieb dosed Special Operations Division scientists with LSD on November 19, 1953, triggering the crisis that ended in Frank Olson's death nine days later.
• Dimona The Dimona facility, officially known as the Negev Nuclear Research Center, stands as a deeply clandestine and pivotal complex within Israel's national security apparatus, nestled in the arid Negev Desert south of Jerusalem.
• Federal Prison Camp Bryan Minimum-security federal prison camp in Bryan, Texas, to which Ghislaine Maxwell was moved in August 2025 after her Justice Department interview, drawing congressional inquiries into the transfer and her treatment.
• Fort Detrick U.S. Army biological warfare research center in Frederick, Maryland, home to the Special Operations Division that produced germ weapons for CIA assassination operations under MKNAOMI.
• Grand Cayman Island of the Cayman Islands where BCCI Overseas and the ICIC group had their head offices and where Deloitte Ross Tohmatsu liquidated ICIC from 1991.
• Great St. James Great St. James is the island beside Little St. James that Jeffrey Epstein bought in January 2016 through Great St. Jim LLC, developed without permits, and whose estate sold it to Stephen Deckoff in 2023.
• Hadlow, New Zealand Rural settlement just west of Timaru in South Canterbury, New Zealand, where the fugitive R.C. Horsch lived as Dr Stanley Stokowski until March 1984.
• Huautla de Jimenez Remote village in the mountains of Oaxaca, Mexico, where R. Gordon Wasson and CIA contractor James Moore attended the sacred mushroom ceremony conducted by curandera Maria Sabina in 1955, with CIA awareness.
• Hungary Hungary is a Central European country and Soviet-bloc satellite state from 1945 to 1989 whose 1956 revolution against Soviet control was crushed by Red Army intervention.
• JM-WAVE JM/WAVE was the CIA's massive Miami station operating under the cover of 'Zenith Technical Enterprises, Inc.' at the University of Miami's South Campus, which at its Operation Mongoose peak employed over 400 CIA officers and several thousand Cuban exile agents, making it temporarily the second-largest CIA station in the world.
• Knokke-Heist Knokke-Heist was a Belgian coastal municipality in West Flanders that featured prominently in the X-Dossier as a location where child prostitution networks operated during the 1970s and 1980s.
• Latin America The hemisphere south of the United States as the vault records it: Rockefeller's private diplomacy, the CIA's Western Hemisphere Division, labor fronts, bankers and the drug and arms traffic of the Contra years.
• Lebanon Lebanon is a country in the Middle East that became a focal point for intelligence operations, drug trafficking, and international arms dealing during the 1980s civil war period.
• Little Rock, Arkansas Capital of Arkansas and seat of Stephens Inc., Worthen Bank, Systematics, and the Rose Law Firm, where BCCI's emissary met Jackson Stephens and Bert Lance in 1977 and the Riady family entered American banking.
• Little St. James Little St. James is the roughly 70-acre island off St. Thomas that Jeffrey Epstein owned from 1998 through shell companies, where victims alleged abuse, and which his estate sold to Stephen Deckoff in 2023.
• Mar-a-Lago Palm Beach estate built for Marjorie Merriweather Post, briefly federal property, bought by Donald Trump in 1985, where Virginia Giuffre worked when recruited for Jeffrey Epstein and the FBI searched in 2022.
• Maryland State of Fort Detrick, Edgewood Arsenal, Aberdeen Proving Ground and Fort Meade, where the CIA dosed Frank Olson at Deep Creek Lake in 1953 and the Army's remote-viewing unit began in 1977.
• Menwith Hill The NSA's largest field station, on the Yorkshire moors near Harrogate, ground station for the CHALET and VORTEX signals satellites and a node of ECHELON, where the Lockheed software manager Margaret Newsham said she listened to intercepted telephone calls in the early 1980s.
• Metropolitan Correctional Center, New York The Metropolitan Correctional Center, New York was the Bureau of Prisons pretrial jail at 150 Park Row in Lower Manhattan where Jeffrey Epstein died in August 2019, closed in 2021.
• Middle East The region from Egypt to Iran as it appears in the vault: the object of American nuclear intelligence, arms and hostage dealing, covert liaison clubs, and, latterly, of sovereign-wealth money for the well connected.
• Morwenstow GCHQ's satellite interception station on the Cornish cliffs north of Bude, built in 1971 with two 30-metre dishes against the Atlantic and Indian Ocean Intelsats, the first ground station of the ECHELON system.
• New Jersey The state across the Hudson from New York, in the vault the base of the Cuban Nationalist Movement, the paper home of a sham church used by a child-abuse ring, Standard Oil's corporate seat, and a breeding ground of the Terrorgram and 764 cases.
• New Mexico Southwestern state of Los Alamos and the first atomic test, of Roswell, of Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch, and of an FBI counterintelligence file on Robert Maxwell that INSLAW tied to PROMIS.
• North Carolina Southern state of Fort Bragg and Camp Lejeune, of Jesse Helms's political machine and its Pioneer Fund directors, and of the JAARS air base of the Summer Institute of Linguistics.
• North Fox Island Island in Lake Michigan bought by Francis Shelden in 1960 and assessed at 312,000 dollars, site of the Brother Paul's Children's Mission camp exposed after the arrest of Gerald Richards in July 1976.
• Norwood Park Norwood Park is a township on the northwest edge of Chicago, Illinois, where John Wayne Gacy lived and committed at least 33 murders between 1972 and 1978, burying most of his victims beneath his house at 8213 West Summerdale Avenue.
• Palm Beach, Florida Barrier-island town in Palm Beach County, Florida, incorporated in 1911, home of Mar-a-Lago and of Jeffrey Epstein's house at 358 El Brillo Way, where the 2005 police investigation of Epstein began.
• Panama Canal The Panama Canal is the Atlantic-to-Pacific waterway whose 1977 treaty negotiations with Panama's General Torrijos created a U.S. policy conflict with drug enforcement interests given Torrijos's family's alleged involvement in the cocaine trade.
• Pine Gap The CIA's satellite ground station in central Australia near Alice Springs, controlling the RHYOLITE, AQUACADE, MAGNUM and ORION signals satellites, and one of the four main stations of the ECHELON network.
• Royal Zoute Golf Club Exclusive golf club in Knokke-Heist, Belgium, patronised by nobles and business elites with ties to Societe Generale bank, near villa sites named in the X-Dossier testimony of abuse victim Regina Louf.
• Shreveport, Louisiana Louisiana city where H.L. Hunt kept his second household and met his third wife, where Frania Tye Lee's suit was tried in 1978, and where the Southern Research detective firm was chartered in 1958.
• Silicon Valley The technology district of the southern San Francisco Bay, in the vault the home ground of the PayPal Mafia, the Thiel network's courtship of the Pentagon and the presidency, and the money behind rationalism, longevity and accelerationism.
• Skinwalker Ranch Skinwalker Ranch is a 480-acre property in Utah known for a long history of paranormal and Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena-related events.
• Soto Cano Air Base The Soto Cano Air Base, also commonly known as Palmerola Air Base, is a joint Honduras and United States military base located near Comayagua in Honduras, approximately 60 miles (97 km) from the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa.
• St. Croix Island of the U.S. Virgin Islands, site of the 1878 Fireburn, the 1972 Fountain Valley killings and the HOVENSA refinery that Epstein's circle discussed as a Guantanamo replacement.
• St. Thomas Island of the U.S. Virgin Islands holding the capital, Charlotte Amalie, and the harbor the United States sought from Denmark, where Jeffrey Epstein kept his companies, lawyers, hangar access and sex-offender registration.
• Temuka South Canterbury town north of Timaru, site of the ethanol distillery of Chemical Technology Limited licensed in 1981 and of the 1984 burglary in which a passport was stolen.
• U.S. Virgin Islands Unincorporated U.S. territory in the Caribbean bought from Denmark in 1917, where Jeffrey Epstein kept his islands, companies, tax exemptions and sex-offender registration from 1998 until his death.
• Vacaville California medical facility where MKULTRA experiments were conducted on inmates, and where SLA leader Donald DeFreeze was recruited by CIA psychological warfare specialist Colston Westbrook.
• Virginia State of the CIA's Camp Peary, the Army's Fort Belvoir and Fort Monroe and the NSA's Vint Hill Farms Station, and of the Culpeper property of The Finders' Marion Pettie.
• Washdyke Industrial suburb five kilometres north of central Timaru, where the fugitive R.C. Horsch ran a mail-order computer software exchange as Dr Stanley Stokowski.
• West Virginia Appalachian state where Danny Casolaro died in a Martinsburg hotel in 1991 and where the NSA station at Sugar Grove was a target of the CIA's early remote-viewing tests.
• White House The presidential residence and executive office in Washington, the point where the vault's intelligence, arms and money stories reach the president's staff, and the source of many of their authorizations.
• Zorro Ranch Zorro Ranch is the New Mexico property near Stanley that Jeffrey Epstein bought in 1993 from Governor Bruce King's family, where victims alleged abuse and which the state reinvestigated in 2026.