New Mexico's Truth Commission Launches Epstein Ranch Investigation and Issues Subpoenas

A legislative commission in New Mexico has initiated an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch, issuing over a dozen subpoenas as part of its inquiry. The bipartisan 'Truth Commission for Survivors' aims to gather evidence from various federal and local agencies, including the FBI and the U.S. Department of Justice, to uncover the extent of Epstein's crimes in the state. Survivors and the public are encouraged to share information, with a final report expected in July. This investigation follows a renewed push for accountability after the release of extensive Epstein-related documents, highlighting the need for transparency regarding the failures of law enforcement in addressing his extensive network of abuse.

Key Details: • The commission will conduct physical inspections of Zorro Ranch and gather testimonies from survivors. • A new website has been launched, featuring a confidential hotline for reporting information. • The commission has a budget of $2 million and plans to collaborate with the state Department of Justice.