‘Suspense, betrayal and violence’: The harrowing fate of a 1930s tropical ‘utopia’
In the early 1930s, a group of settlers journeyed to a remote tropical island seeking an idyllic life far removed from the chaos of modern society. Their dream was to build a self-sufficient community, free from the constraints of conventional civilization—a place where nature, simplicity, and human resilience could coexist in harmony. To outsiders, the venture appeared bold and visionary, a daring attempt to create a utopia in the heart of an untouched landscape.The island promised beauty and abundance. Lush greenery, pristine beaches, and crystal-clear waters painted an image of paradise. To those who came, it seemed like the ultimate…
