Lithuania Seeks U.S. Help in Epstein-Linked Trafficking Probe

Lithuania is gearing up to solicit assistance from the United States for its inquiry into suspected human trafficking ties associated with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. This development was announced by Vita Grunskiene, the Baltic nation's Prosecutor General, on Thursday.

Grunskiene stated on Lithuania's Ziniu radio that they are preparing a legal aid request to the U.S. As part of the investigation, nearly 20 individuals have been interviewed, but no charges have been filed yet. She also encouraged anyone who may have been victimized by the suspected trafficking to report to authorities.

The investigation aims to uncover more connections and provide justice for potential victims. Officials emphasized the importance of international cooperation in tackling such complex and transnational issues.