Polish Models’ Names Surface in Jeffrey Epstein Files
On Friday, January 30, the U.S. Department of Justice released nearly three million documents, along with thousands of videos and photographs, related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. The materials reportedly include around 50,000 high-profile names, such as Jay-Z, Pusha T, and Harvey Weinstein. However, not everyone mentioned in the documents had any connection to Epstein’s criminal activities.
Among the thousands of emails, Polish-related threads also emerged. It is known that Epstein had offered Polish models financial support and career development opportunities, though none of these offers were ever carried out. The files also contain messages exchanged directly between the financier and Polish women, including Mariana Idźkowska.
Some well-known celebrities appear in the documents simply because Epstein showed interest in them. This was the case with model Sandra Kubicka, whose name appears in a 2015 email sent by Epstein to Faith Kates, the founder of the Next Models agency.
“Sandra Kubicka is one of your models? Sweet, I saw her in Miami,” Epstein wrote.
Kubicka ended her modeling career in the United States in 2020 and later returned permanently to Poland. This is the only email concerning her included in the released documents.
In an interview with Wirtualna Polska, Sandra Kubicka stated that she was indeed a popular model in the United States at the time. “The realization that such a man had noticed me, and that I could have become his victim, is terrifying and disgusting to me. I did not know Jeffrey Epstein, I never met him, and I only learned about his existence and his abhorrent actions through media reports and a Netflix documentary,” she said.
Who is Sandra Kubicka
Sandra Kubicka began her modeling career in the early 2010s in Poland before moving to the United States, where she established herself in the international fashion market, working primarily in Miami and New York after signing with major modeling agencies. By the mid-2010s, she had gained recognition as a commercial and fashion model and remained active in the U.S. industry for several years, taking part in campaigns, photoshoots, and media projects while also building a strong social media presence. In 2020, Kubicka ended her modeling career in the United States and returned permanently to Poland, where she has since focused on personal ventures and online media work.
