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Site plans for Epstein's private Caribbean island among the photographs.

Furthermore contained in this latest document disclosure appears to be a site plan for Great St James island, found in the US Virgin Islands.

The financier purchased a smaller island - the Little St James - originally in 1998, but later purchased the bigger Great St James in the year 2016 for approximately $22.5 million.

This visual evidence suggest he had formulated development schemes to develop the 161-acre island by constructing residences, an performance venue, an office beneath the waves and a swimming pool.

Marked on the plan is a channel, a marine passage in the territory, marked on the south-eastern section.

This development map is marked up in notations in red and features a legend labelling various areas of the estate.

Alongside the main plan are what seem to be an additional nine property layouts and architectural plans, featuring layouts for dock shelters.

Further materials made public as part of the current congressional disclosure.