"Ready for any kind of job", new email about the Albanian girl in the Epstein file is revealed!

2026-02-01 22:44:05Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
"Ready for any kind of job", new email about the Albanian girl in the
Jeffrey Epstein

New documents made public by the US Department of Justice as part of the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein shed light on how the network of contacts and recruitment of young girls functioned, including an Albanian girl living in New York.

In an email dated March 29, 2017, filed under the heading "top candidates," a person with a censored identity suggests several girls to Epstein for employment.

Among them, special attention is paid to an Albanian girl, who is said to be in New York and is available to perform "all types of work", but who presents difficulties due to her document status.

According to the content of the email, Epstein was also sent a video of the girl, while confirmation is requested whether he wants to communicate or meet her in person.

"The other girls are interesting, but they don't live in New York," the document states, singling out the Albanian woman as a special case.

The same file also includes the case of another Albanian girl, identified by the initials ET, who in 2017 had applied for a position as a personal assistant through an intermediary.

In an email to Epstein, he is informed that the girl was around 21–22 years old and asked if she should be invited for an interview.

The documents show that the girl had submitted her CV, personal photos and a presentation video.

Meanwhile, information about her place of residence appears contradictory: in her CV she stated that she lived in Tirana, while in another communication it was stated that she was in Paris.

In an email to Epstein himself, the young woman asked if the fact that he was not based in the US was a barrier to employment.

The mention of Albania also appears in several other emails included in the file, dating from 2010 and 2013, where references to Albanians are made in personal and informal contexts.



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