India Today reported that emails exchanged between Hind Al-Owais and Jeffrey Epstein in 2011–2012 included messages about meeting and introducing Al-Owais’s sister to Epstein. The report reproduced the phrase “she is even prettier than me,” but the quoted wording comes from secondary reporting: the underlying U.S. Department of Justice records have not been independently reviewed here.
What the reported emails say
In a February 11, 2026 report, India Today said records released by the U.S. Department of Justice contained approximately 469 email exchanges between Al-Owais and Epstein during 2011–2012. The count and messages described here are India Today’s account, not an independent examination of the released records.
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India Today reported that the exchanges included arrangements for social meetings and discussion of an introduction to Al-Owais’s sister. It reproduced these messages as Al-Owais’s words:
- “My sister is here and I have told her so much about you I want her to meet you let me know when!”
- “I am so excited to see you and introduce you to my sister — she is even prettier than me!”
The article also reported a message saying: “Getting one girl ready is difficult enough; two girls, you can certainly call a challenge.” These quotations are reproduced through India Today’s reporting; they have not been checked against the original emails here. India Today’s report
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What the reporting establishes—and what it does not
The report describes correspondence about meetings and an introduction. It does not establish from those messages that Al-Owais participated in, or knew about, Epstein’s crimes. India Today explicitly says the records do not accuse her of criminal wrongdoing. An appearance in records or correspondence with Epstein is not, by itself, evidence of criminal conduct.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.Who is Hind Al-Owais?
India Today identifies Al-Owais as Director of the UAE Permanent Committee for Human Rights and a former senior adviser at the United Nations. Those are the report’s descriptions; her current position has not been independently verified here. The article also attributes to her the statement, “Investing in women is not only the right thing to do, but it’s also the smart thing to do.” It does not give the statement’s date or venue. India Today’s account of Al-Owais’s background and statement
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