Nadia Marcinkova

Republican Representative Anna Paulina Luna publicly called for an investigation into the four women named in the NPA, including Marcinkova, arguing that they had participated in Epstein's operation. The House Oversight Committee questioned Kellen and Groff and considered calling Marcinkova to testify.

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A document in the Epstein Files indicates that Marcinkova began cooperating with the FBI in 2018. Following the expiry of her visa in 2022, the FBI supported her application to remain in the United States, describing her as a person recruited, harboured and obtained by Epstein and others for a coercive sexual relationship.

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In Giuffre v. Maxwell, the parties sought sanctions against Marcinkova for failing to attend a deposition following a subpoena. A September 2016 order provided for contempt measures and compelled attendance.

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Protagonist is a witness

After stating that their romantic relationship ended in 2010, Marcinkova remained in contact with Epstein. The BBC reports that she co-piloted certain flights to his island from 2012, that Epstein helped her obtain a flight instructor position in 2013 and that in 2015 he had agreed to double her income earned elsewhere.

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Gulfstream Aerospace sued Aviloop LLC and Nadia Marcinko in federal court in Manhattan, alleging that commercial use of the name "Gulfstream Girl" infringed its trademarks. The case was closed in early January 2014 following a settlement.

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Nadia Marcinkova, subsequently known as Nadia Marcinko, told investigators that she had met Epstein in New York in 2003 at the age of 18, after a modelling career in Europe. The BBC reconstructed a relationship lasting approximately seven years, during which she was his principal partner and heavily dependent on him.

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Young women interviewed during the Palm Beach investigation accused Marcinkova of participating in certain sexual acts with Epstein and victims. The BBC also found emails suggesting that Epstein asked her to identify or suggest other women and that she sometimes responded to these requests.

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Marcinkova invoked her constitutional right against self-incrimination during civil depositions concerning Epstein, victims and several individuals in his circle.

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Prison records examined by the BBC show that Marcinkova visited Epstein at least 67 times during his first imprisonment. Following his release in July 2009, emails show that their relationship remained close and that they even considered having a child.

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Epstein's non-prosecution agreement names Nadia Marcinkova among the four "potential co-conspirators" protected from federal prosecution arising from the Florida investigation. Versions of the text also provide that prosecutors would neither request nor encourage immigration proceedings against Marcinkova or Adriana Ross on account of the investigation.

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