New Mexico authorities have initiated fresh investigations into claims of abuse that allegedly occurred at a vast ranch property once belonging to Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier.
The sprawling 10,000-acre estate, which featured a large mansion and was known by Epstein as the Zorro Ranch, sits outside Santa Fe. Following public pressure for action, state officials have taken multiple steps to examine the allegations.
The state attorney general’s office conducted a thorough search of the expansive property as part of their investigation. Additionally, state lawmakers in the House have established what they are calling a “Truth Commission” to further examine the matter.
The renewed focus on the New Mexico property comes as authorities continue to investigate various aspects of Epstein’s activities and alleged crimes at his multiple properties across different states.
