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Yeah. I did some digging and it's nowhere except on a few picdumps about amazing places like this one and always the same, never from a different angle. No Youtube vids of people going there. Not on the official Cayman Islands site even though they map out the location and have a pic of a memorial stone.
Shame. It looks pretty cool to see in real life.
True, when you climb it!
But when you descend said stairway, how do you call it?!?
Stairway from Heaven.