Here's what happened to everyone else:

The trial of Jade Saunders vs. Virgin Games Productions took almost four years to reach a final verdict; although it was manifestly clear that the production company was in the wrong, arguments persisted about the level of responsibility held by the various executives and owners of the company, and there were many appeals. The 6-3 decision reached by the U.S. Supreme Court determined that the executive officers and board members could be held personally accountable for the crimes committed by the corporation, and as a result most of them saw both their corporate and personal assets liquidated to make restitution to Jade and her fellow contestants. Some of the defendants managed to flee to non-extradition-treaty countries, but most were sentenced to prison terms of varying lengths. All video footage of Jade's time on the island was destroyed at the conclusion of the trial.

Tiffany gave Jade one hell of a lapdance, which was also her last; she quit exotic dancing that very night. She and her boyfriend got married and went to Paris for their honeymoon. She still dances professionally, but keeps her clothes on. She and Jade keep in touch via social media and the occasional visit.

Enrico was tried for multiple murders, and was found Not Guilty by reason of insanity. It was subsequently determined that high levels of **** in his system, due to injesting the tainted food and water on the island, had caused a psychotic break. He remained obsessed with Jade and tried several times to escape from the high-security institution in which he was incarcerated. Enrico eventually fell from the roof of a six-story building during one of these escape attempts.

Paige abandoned her aspirations to become a fashion model, drifting aimlessly for a couple of years until she stumbled into a career which suited her talents. She now works for an employment agency; she shops at thrift stores and clearance racks for cheap and secondhand clothes which she then assembles into fashionable, professional outfits for job-seeking women who cannot afford designer-brand clothing.

Kayo made a full recovery. She told her family the truth about all that happened, and her parents welcomed her back with love and understanding. Her testimony was a key factor in the court case against the Virgin Games producers. As a result of therapies to alleviate a lingering fear of heights, Kayo earned her pilot's license. She eventually moved to San Fransisco to be closer to Jade, and now gives helicopter tours of the bay area.

Vernon Strauss, the Director, disappeared shortly after his meeting with Sebastian Marino and Jade. The upper half of his body washed up on a San Diego beach a week later, and had to be identified by dental records. It was suspected that his **** was retaliation for giving up the $10,000,000 prize money, but this was never proven.

LaShonda moved most of her family out of their poor neighborhood and into a nearby suburb. One night when she went out to a local high-end restaurant, the manager made a racist comment when he thought she was out of earshot, and LaShonda bought the restaurant just so she could fire him. She held onto it when it turned out she had a knack for running the place.

Malik pleaded guilty to a felony **** charge incurred before his time on the island, and spent 30 days in prison. Upon his release, he chose not to leave his old neighborhood, but instead dedicated his life to making it a better place. He founded an organization to help kids to get out of gangs, and started initiatives to reduce crime and make civic improvements. Once considered a local thug, he has become a respected community leader.

Anna and Eve still live together in Chicago. Anna required psychological counseling following her ordeal on the island; part of her therapy involved painting, and she discovered a talent for it she had never known about. Eve put herself through nursing school and now works in the Cook County Hospital E.R.

Mr. Saunders, Jade's father, suffered a mild stroke which left him slightly impaired mentally; as a result, he never learned what Jade had done to cover his debt. He now enjoys a quiet retirement.

Jade Saunders divided a large portion of her prize money among her fellow contestants. She spent most of her time and the remaining money over the next several years pursuing the case against Virgin Games Productions. Before it had concluded, she enrolled in law school and eventually graduated in the top ten percent of her class. She worked at the firm which had represented her for a while, then left to practice law independently. She specializes in cases where individuals are up against large corporate entities. The sign above the door to her law office features a red fox.