The Polish Minister of Justice announced this Thursday the creation of a team made up of secret service agents, prosecutors and police. This to investigate the case and possible links in Poland of the deceased American sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein.
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The team was formed after the publication last Friday of millions of new documents by the US Department of Justice that could alleviate the links between the financier, accused of sex trafficking of minors, and numerous influential people around the world.
Poland to launch an investigation into the Polish connection in the Epstein case — Donald Tusk
Some of the files released contain messages from the businessman’s accomplices in Krakow about "Polish women or girls ready for dispatch" pic.twitter.com/7fDWYfKYGE
— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) February 3, 2026
The Polish Minister of Justice, Waldemar Zurekassumed management of the team.
“As you know from the media, the surrounding Epstein case included Poles“Zurek declared during a press conference.
The minister noted that the Polish authorities know the identity of two people, a man and a woman of Polish nationalitywithout giving more details.
The team will determine whether activities involving Epstein and his network in Poland warrant additional investigations, especially if there were Polish victims.
With this, Poland joined the list of countries that They investigate possible links to the Epstein case within their nation. All this while the United States Department of Justice continues to declassify documents about the investigation.
In the case of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum He mentioned that if the US requires it, they will support research within our country. This after several cities in the Mexican Republic were mentioned in a series of emails.
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All of them allegedly used and visited by Epstein to commit some of the crimes he was accused of.
(With information from AFP)
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