New Mexico state legislators have initiated a groundbreaking investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's notorious Zorro Ranch, a sprawling property linked to numerous allegations of abuse during his ownership from 1993 until his death in 2019.
This bipartisan "truth commission" aims to uncover the truth about the alleged abuse by gathering testimonies from survivors and others who might hold crucial information about the events that occurred at the ranch.
The ranch's new owner, Don Huffines, has claimed that law enforcement never investigated the property following Epstein's death, raising further questions about accountability.
Lawmakers are pressing for transparency, emphasizing the urgent need to confront the dark history associated with the site and seek justice for the victims.
The investigation has gained significant public and media attention, reflecting broader conversations about systemic accountability and the repercussions of Epstein’s extensive network.
As the inquiry unfolds, the stakes are high for both the survivors seeking justice and the state’s commitment to uncovering the truth about the activities at this infamous location.
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