New Mexico's Truth Commission Launches Investigation into Epstein's Zorro Ranch

A bipartisan legislative panel in New Mexico has initiated an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch, issuing over a dozen subpoenas to gather evidence from various agencies, including the Justice Department and FBI. The New Mexico Survivor’s Truth Commission aims to uncover the extent of Epstein's crimes and the complicity of institutions that failed to act. Survivors of Epstein's abuse, including Chauntae Davies, have shared their traumatic experiences at the ranch, prompting renewed calls for accountability. The commission plans to conduct physical surveys of the ranch and is expected to provide updates in July. This investigation follows the reopening of a state criminal inquiry into Epstein's activities.

Key Details: • The Truth Commission has a budget of $2 million. • The next update on the investigation will be in July. • The commission has launched a confidential tip line for information. • Survivors and the public are encouraged to share any relevant information.