CRIME HUNTER: Before Jeffrey Epstein, boys were raped at Michigan's Pedo Island

A report revisits alleged child sex abuse and trafficking tied to an island camp in Michigan, portraying it as a pre-Epstein chapter of sexual exploitation. The story says an island about 27 km from the mainland in a lake between Michigan’s upper and lower peninsulas—reachable only by boat or air—hosted Brother Paul’s Children’s Mission, opened in June 1975. It claims the camp was a front for a broader child pornography and prostitution ring, linked to Detroit businessman Francis Shelden and names including John David Norman. As police moved in 1976, Shelden fled to the Netherlands and was never prosecuted. The report adds that investigators want to question Dyer Grossman, believed alive, and seek justice in cases including the Oakland County child killer murders. The text ends mid-sentence.