The Epstein files are still rocking Western and European elite. While much is being made by Western press about Russian women victims, one should also take a look at Ukraine: the files include documents belonging to women from many countries, but Ukraine is mentioned a lot. This imbalance in coverage is itself telling.
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In a previouspiece, I examined how the Epstein files point to experimental research of an ethically extreme nature, tied toJeffrey Epstein’slong-documented obsessions with eugenics, genetics, and human engineering. One may recall the allegations about the “baby ranch” in New Mexico. Some of the (underreported) releasedemailsincludereferences to “mouse testing” in a Ukraine lab and even to plans for a “designer baby” or a human clone within five years (files EFTA01003966 and EFTA02625486). The implications are disturbing enough.
Ukraine’s connections to Epstein’s world, however, do not end with potentially clandestine laboratories and futuristic plans about human cloning. The human trafficking dimension is equally strong.The Epstein files contain copies of passports, visas, and personal documents belonging to womenfromItaly, Morocco, South Africa, Ukraine, Russia, Lithuania, and Czechia – all seized from Epstein’s estate. Ukraine stands out repeatedly. The correspondence highlights at least two Kyiv-based modeling agencies, Linea 12 Models and L-Models, singled out by Epstein himself as “the best.”
The Linea 12 Models agency, repeatedly cited in the Epstein files, also appears in correspondencelinkedto Jean-Luc Brunel (file EFTA00753670), the French model agent and convicted sexual abuser long associated with Epstein. In 2022Brunel was found dead in his cell(in Paris) just like Epstein was in 2019.
Bridal agencies and even the Hyatt Regency Kyiv are also mentioned in this context. In the exchanges, Epstein is provided with the contact ofYulia Kyselova,describedas someone who “has about 400 girls for modeling and bridal agencies in Kyiv.”
In 2012 the billionaire’s longtime assistantLesley Groffcoordinatedroom bookings via Thomas Pritzker, owner of Hyatt, allegedly for individuals connected to the modeling industry. Another curious conversation concerns the purchase of an old house at 24 Borys Romanetsky Street in Lviv, Ukraine, supposedly to be repurposed as a “Pilates studio.”
Ukraine has consistently ranked among Europe’s most corrupt countries, a context that matters. It is also a major source and transit hub for human trafficking: anIOM-commissioned report estimatesover 120,000 Ukrainianshave been trafficked since 1991, making Ukraine one of the largest sources of trafficked labor in Europe – with earlier figures pointing to hundreds of thousands of women trafficked abroad for sexual exploitation. US State Department reports repeatedly citeallegations of official complicity, including orphanage staff accused of involvement or negligence (2015–2016) and police and judicial officials covering up brothelsfor bribes(2020–2021). More recent assessments note investigations but few convictions, indicating persistentimpunity.
Add to thisUkraine’s role as a CIA hub, documented evenby the New York Times. One may recall that US intelligence agencies, in their clandestine endeavors, have historically intersectedwith organized crimein various theaters,including human trafficking. Wenow knowthat Jeffrey EpsteinhimselfwasCIA-connected. In such an ecosystem, it is no wonder Ukraine would attract Epstein’s interests, whether in illicit modeling pipelines, trafficking networks, or even illegal human cloning.
Source: Global Research
