Short Answer
Adriana Ross, a Polish national who worked for Epstein and was named as a co-conspirator in 2008, received federal immunity under the NPA. In subsequent depositions she repeatedly invoked her Fifth Amendment rights, but provided limited cooperation in the Maxwell prosecution. Her current whereabouts are not publicly reported.
In Detail
Adriana Ross, also known as Adriana Mucinska, was a Polish-born former model who worked for Jeffrey Epstein in various locations, primarily at his Palm Beach property and elsewhere. Her role in the operation, as described in court documents and victim testimony, involved scheduling, facilitating, and in some accounts participating in the sexual abuse of victims.
2008 NPA
Ross was named as a co-conspirator in the federal non-prosecution agreement signed by SDNY in 2008. As with the other named individuals — Maxwell, Kellen, Groff — she received immunity from federal prosecution without the victims being notified, a violation later found by federal courts.
Civil Depositions
In civil proceedings following the 2008 case, Ross was deposed on multiple occasions. She consistently invoked her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination on virtually all substantive questions, declining to answer questions about her work for Epstein, her knowledge of the abuse, and her interactions with victims.
Maxwell Trial
By the time of Ghislaine Maxwell’s 2021 trial, Ross provided limited cooperation. While not a central witness, her situation contributed to the broader evidentiary picture of how Epstein’s operation was organized.
Polish Citizenship
As a Polish national, Ross has maintained the option to reside in Poland, and reporting has suggested she has spent time there. Her exact current location and activities are not publicly documented, and she has not made public statements about the case.
Civil Status
Ross remains a defendant in civil lawsuits brought by Epstein victims, though the practical enforceability of any judgment against her in Poland presents challenges for victims seeking redress.