Nadia Marcinkova

Nadia Marcinkova, who later changed her name to Nadia Marcinko, was originally from the former Yugoslavia (Slovakia). She was reportedly brought to the United States by Jeffrey Epstein as a teenager. According to court documents and victim testimony, Epstein described her as his "sex slave" whom he had purchased from her family. She was named as a co-conspirator in the 2007 non-prosecution agreement. Victims described her as participating in Epstein's sexual abuse. After the NPA, she obtained a commercial pilot's license and founded a private aviation company, Aviloop, rebranding herself as a businesswoman. Her case represents one of the most complex aspects of the Epstein scandal — she may have been both a victim and a perpetrator.

Born in Slovakia (then part of Czechoslovakia). Brought to the United States reportedly by Epstein when she was a teenager.

Epstein told at least one victim that he had "purchased" Marcinkova from her family in Eastern Europe. She later obtained a commercial pilot's license and started Aviloop, a private aviation company. She has maintained that she was a victim of Epstein.

Little is publicly known about her family. She was reportedly brought to the U.S. by Epstein at approximately age 15.