Who is Stephen Deckoff: Every day some new news to the Epstein files comes to light. Now his island has been bought by a billionaire Stephen Deckoff, and he is planning to build a resort here. But, somewhere people still suspect that something wrong is happening here, and efforts are being made to hide a lot. This doubt deepens when a Nico Gregg An influencer named goes to the island and after returning from there he starts being chased.
A gray and black colored SUV is often parked outside his house. Greg has released a video giving this information and said that these people could be Epstein’s friends and he apologizes for going to the island and he wants this matter to end here. The special thing is that when this person went there, some women were also seen taking pictures of him. Now the question is arising that who is the billionaire Stephen Deckoff who has bought Epstein’s island?
Who is Stephen Deckoff?
- According to Forbes report, Stephen Dekoff is the founder of Black Diamond Capital Management, which manages assets worth approximately $10 billion. Before founding Black Diamond in 1995, he advanced his career working at various financial institutions and rose to the position of Senior Vice President at Kidder, Peabody & Company.
- He lives in St. John, US Virgin Islands, and also donates to various community organizations there. Decoff owns several multi-million dollar properties in Colorado and New York City, as well as a luxurious mansion in Beverly Hills that formerly belonged to the Latsis shipping family.
- He is ranked 1305th in the Forbes Billionaires list of 2025, while he is ranked 356th in the Forbes 400 list of 2023. 60-year-old Dekoff has earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Cornell University.
- His main source of income is private equity and he is counted among those who have created wealth on their own. He is married, has three children and is fond of skiing. Inspired by this hobby, he named his company ‘Black Diamond’.
What is Stephen Deckoff’s plan?
After being on the market for more than a year, Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous Caribbean islands have been purchased by Stephen Dekoff, founder of private equity firm Black Diamond Capital Management, for $60 million. The initial demand for these islands was 125 million dollars.
Is there any connection with Jeffrey?
Dekoff said that he is planning to develop a luxury resort with 25 rooms at this place. He also clarified that he had never met Jeffrey Epstein nor had he visited these islands before Epstein’s death in 2019.4
Speaking to Forbes, Dekoff said that he is proud to have called the US Virgin Islands his home for more than a decade and he wants to create a world class tourist destination keeping in mind the natural beauty here.
The property is spread across Little St. James (about 70 acres) and Great St. James (about 160 acres) islands, which are located near the famous tourist destination St. Thomas. Helipads, several swimming pools and many guest villas already exist on these islands.
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