A court in the U.S. Virgin Islands issued a subpoena to Nadia Marcinkova, a longtime associate of Jeffrey Epstein, demanding that she turn over a wide range of records connected to Epstein’s operations. The subpoena sought documents in more than a dozen categories, including flight logs from trips she took with Epstein, photographs and videos showing her with Epstein and other associates, communications with figures such as Ghislaine Maxwell, financial and employment records, immigration and visa documents, phone logs, and details about travel arrangements and passengers. She was reportedly given 30 days to comply with the court’s order as part of the territory’s broader effort to recover damages tied to Epstein’s activities.

The reporting revisited past allegations from police records and victim accounts claiming Epstein referred to Marcinkova as his “Yugoslavian sex slave” and that some underage girls were allegedly directed to engage in sexual conduct with her. It highlighted longstanding questions about whether Marcinkova had transitioned from being an alleged victim to playing a recruiting role within Epstein’s network. Although she was identified as a potential co-conspirator in Epstein’s 2008 non-prosecution agreement, she was never criminally charged. The subpoena signaled continued legal scrutiny of Epstein’s inner circle and suggested that additional documentation about his travel, finances, and associates could surface through civil proceedings.


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