Unsealed documents reveal Prague served as hub for Jeffrey Epstein's network

Newly unsealed documents show that Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking network operated partly through Central Europe, using Prague as a transit hub for young women from the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

According to reports based on nearly 2,000 released court files, Epstein’s recruiters lured young women with promises of Western modeling and career opportunities before flying them from Prague to cities including Paris and New York. Among the individuals named in the files is Slovak national Nada Marcinkova, who allegedly played a role within Epstein’s inner circle and recruitment pipeline.

The disclosures highlight how the late financier’s network exploited post-communist economic aspirations in Eastern and Central Europe to source victims.

Sources: Český rozhlas Plus