Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez (@alisavaldes)

The federal Epstein investigation files document at least three crimes likely committed by Karyna Shuliak on American soil. She transmitted a link to child sexual abuse material to Jeffrey Epstein via email on February 4, 2013 (EFTA02023481) — a federal offense under 18 USC 2252, carrying a mandatory minimum of five years and a maximum of twenty years imprisonment for distribution. She smuggled human biological specimens into the United States through deliberate customs misrepresentation, a federal offense under 18 USC 542, carrying up to two years imprisonment. And federal records show she entered into a fraudulent marriage to obtain United States citizenship — a federal offense under 8 USC 1325(c), carrying up to five years imprisonment and a $250,000 fine — divorcing as soon as citizenship was secured. She declined to cooperate with federal prosecutors following Epstein's death, citing concerns about her own legal exposure. She continues to live freely in the United States. She has yet to be subpoenaed by anyone.