Epstein Files: traces of orders for Ukrainian girls found

New materials in the case of financier Jeffrey Epstein mention possible contacts with Ukrainian models. The documents were published by the U.S. Department of Justice. They refer to email correspondence from 2010 regarding the trips of the girls to the U.S. and the terms of cooperation. Focus.ua writes about it.

The materials include correspondence with the owner of the Ukrainian modeling agency 'Line 12', Masha Manyuk. The letters concern organizing visits for models to New York, in particular, travel schedules, invitation letters, and representation contracts. Part of the correspondence, according to the investigation, was sent from an address associated with Epstein. The recipient of the letters was French modeling agent Jean-Luc Brunel, who was also linked to the case.

Epstein Files: what the published documents contain

Ukrainian blogger and public figure Sergey Sternenko posted a message in Telegram from a woman who claims to be a former model. She alleges that Manyuk allegedly selected and directed girls to Epstein for providing 'adult' services. As confirmation, a photo which, according to the author, is included in the files, as well as screenshots of correspondence, have been published.

The message states that the agency 'Line 12' allegedly continues to operate even during the full-scale war, and girls are presented with the idea of such contacts as a 'way out of difficult circumstances'.

Investigation of the Epstein case: Ukrainian trail

It is noted that Masha Manyuk's name is indeed present in the published files. At the time of correspondence, she was the wife of Yuriy Hromnytskyi, the spokesman for the Deputy Prime Minister during the presidency of Viktor Yanukovych, Boris Kolesnikov. Currently, there are no public comments from Manyuk regarding the accusations.

Key details from the materials:

• correspondence dated 2010
• trips of models to the U.S. were discussed
• terms of invitation and contract are mentioned
• the recipient was Jean-Luc Brunel.

Earlier, Western media reported possible international connections of Epstein's network, but official conclusions from Ukrainian law enforcement on this matter have not been published.

It is worth noting that the documents from the U.S. Department of Justice from Epstein's files contain accusations against Bill Gates.