Development layouts for the financier's secluded tropical island featured within the photographs.
Additionally contained in this new image disclosure seems to be a site plan for the Great St James island, found in the US Virgin Islands.
The financier acquired a more modest island - Little St James - back in the late 1990s, but later purchased the more expansive Great St James in 2016 for approximately $22.5 million.
This visual evidence suggest he had formulated plans to transform the 161-acre island by constructing living quarters, an amphitheatre, an office beneath the waves and a pool.
You can see the plan is Pillsbury Sound, a waterway in the region, indicated on the lower right-hand corner.
This development map is marked up in handwritten red notes and includes a notes section labelling different sections of the property.
In addition to this are what look to be an additional nine site drawings and architectural plans, featuring plans for marina coverings.
Further documentation made public as part of the current congressional release.
