Congress Panel Seeks Testimony From Nadia Marcinko in Epstein Probe

A former longtime girlfriend of the late financier Jeffrey Epstein is facing renewed congressional scrutiny as part of an ongoing investigation into his network. Nadia Marcinko, a Slovakian-born former model and pilot, could be called to testify before the House Oversight Committee despite having been granted immunity under a 2008 plea deal.

Marcinko, 41, was named as a potential co-conspirator in that agreement, which shielded her from prosecution. She has never been charged with or accused of any crime, and her lawyers have stated she is one of Epstein’s victims. However, some lawmakers are now seeking to question her and three other women also named in the deal. Two of those women, former Epstein assistants Sarah Kellen and Lesley Groff, are scheduled to give testimony. Republican Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna has called for all four to be investigated, stating after reviewing unredacted files that the women engaged in the trafficking of minors and were complicit in Epstein’s operation.

The controversy stems from conflicting narratives about Marcinko’s role. While her legal team maintains she was controlled and abused, police reports from Palm Beach, Florida, include...