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- 0:00Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
- 0:03Epstein Chronicles. One of the most interesting and disturbing topics
- 0:09when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein is Zoro Ranch. And
- 0:13now we're learning that a new whistleblower has sent pictures
- 0:19of alleged burial sites to New Mexico lawmakers. And on
- 0:23its face, that seems to be the kind of evidence
- 0:26that could blow things open, right, I mean, actual evidence
- 0:30that girls were killed at Zoro Ranch. That would blow
- 0:33this whole thing open. But I'm going to caution everybody,
- 0:38like usual, to not jump the gun. We have no
- 0:42idea who sent this email, who sent the photos, or
- 0:46if it's even real, and considering the concerted effort to
- 0:49continue to confuse people when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein,
- 0:52I remain super cautious and guarded when it comes to
- 0:55evidence that allegedly points to something like this. Now, with
- 1:00that said, that doesn't mean that I don't believe that
- 1:03there are graves on this property. I think that it's
- 1:07a very good possibility. And as you all know, I'm
- 1:10not somebody that really buys in to all the conspiracy nonsense.
- 1:14I don't think you need to here. I mean, there's
- 1:16enough disturbing information, enough salacious information that's verifiable that I
- 1:21have no idea why people want to dive down rabbit
- 1:24holes that have no end, unless, of course, those people
- 1:27are trying to confuse you, because there's a lot of
- 1:30that out there. So when I say be cautious, that's
- 1:33what I mean, be very, very cautious of falling into
- 1:37the trap of following your confirmation bias. Just because you
- 1:42want something to be real doesn't mean that reality is
- 1:44going to cooperate. And that's why for me anyway, if
- 1:48there's something that fits with my confirmation bias, those are
- 1:52the issues that I try to remain the most skeptical
- 1:54about because I don't want to fall into the trap. Right.
- 1:58Oh well, I already believe this, so let's find the
- 2:00evidence that fits what I believe already. And I think
- 2:03a lot of people fall into that trap. I know
- 2:05I have in the past, But when it comes to
- 2:08this case, I think that the most important thing is
- 2:11to follow the evidence wherever that evidence takes you. So
- 2:15in this episode, we have an article from International Business
- 2:18Times and the headline Epstein Files whistleblower claims grave like
- 2:22plots were spotted at Zoro ranch as FBI faces questions.
- 2:28This article was authored by Krisnell Longino. A whistle blower
- 2:33has claimed to have discovered grave like plots at Jeffrey
- 2:37Epstein's former Zoro ranch in New Mexico, sharing photos with
- 2:41state lawmakers investigating the late financier. The images, which have
- 2:46not been independently verified, reportedly shows several dug up burial
- 2:51sites on the property. Now, look, that sounds disturbing, right,
- 2:56but we have to keep in mind that it could
- 2:58be other things, as an animal buried there. Did somebody
- 3:02bury a pet dog? You know, things like that. Right,
- 3:06we have to ask all the questions. And if you're
- 3:09going to investigate something, you have to turn over every rock,
- 3:13shake every bush, and kick in every door. And that
- 3:15obviously was never done here. The revelation comes amid renewed
- 3:20attention on Epstein's activity and raises fresh questions about the
- 3:24FBI and other authorities handling of evidence linked to the
- 3:28controversial estate. What evidence. Nobody rated the estate. Not one
- 3:33single federal officer showed up there, kicked in the door,
- 3:36waved the four to four or anything similar. And for
- 3:39those of you who have been listening since twenty nineteen.
- 3:43You know exactly how crazy I went when that news broke.
- 3:48I mean, it was so insane to me that I
- 3:50had to go down to Zorro Ranch myself. And I'm
- 3:53not exactly what you would call a journalist, especially back then,
- 3:57but I knew something was up, and I knew something
- 3:59was wrong, and I still know something is wrong now.
- 4:02If that means that there's bodies that are buried there,
- 4:05I don't know, but I do know that we don't
- 4:08even have clothes to anywhere near the whole story when
- 4:12it comes to what was going on at Zoro Ranch.
- 4:19The tipster, whose identity has been redacted, reportedly broke into
- 4:23the ranch in twenty twenty and discovered multiple plots they
- 4:26believe had been used for burials. They sent the images
- 4:30to Democratic representatives Andrea Romero and Marianna Anaia last month,
- 4:36along with an email stating that the sites appeared to
- 4:38have bodies removed. Look very possible. I'm not going to
- 4:42sit here and tell you that this is BS, because
- 4:44I don't think it is. I think that weird stuff
- 4:48was happening at that ranch, and I think most of
- 4:51us understand that when people are having rough sex things
- 4:54can go south. One of these dudes might have been
- 4:57choking a girl or something. Who knows. I don't want
- 5:00to speculate too far, but a lot of things can
- 5:03go wrong. And then, of course there is the more
- 5:05in nefarious idea that they were murdered on purpose, right,
- 5:09that it wasn't an accident. So until we have more evidence,
- 5:14I'm not going to close the door on any of it.
- 5:16To be honest with you, I realized that this might
- 5:18be illegal, the tipster wrote, but men like that don't
- 5:21deserve the protection of the law. Romero, who had a
- 5:24bipartisan commission investigating Epstein in New Mexico, forwarded the correspondence
- 5:29to Kyle Hartzock, director of Special Investigations at the state
- 5:34Department of Justice, who assured her that the tip was
- 5:37being looked into. Well, can we get some confirmation on that?
- 5:42Can we get an update, because I really just don't
- 5:45believe that the government gives a shit. Now, hopefully it's
- 5:48going to be different with the state led investigation here
- 5:51in New Mexico, But we have to understand that there's
- 5:55a lot of pieces in play, and there's a lot
- 5:57of rich people, powerful people in New Meca Ago who
- 6:00want this to go away. The new claims add to
- 6:06the scrutiny of the FBI and other agencies involved in
- 6:09the Epstein investigation. Critics note that multiple tips and warnings
- 6:14about the Zoro Ranch have emerged over the years, yet
- 6:17authorities have said that they could not find corroborating evidence.
- 6:21One anonymous tip from twenty nineteen claimed that Epstein and
- 6:25Galaine buried two foreign girls on the property and offered
- 6:30videos of alleged abuse for payment in bitcoin. Yo, Like
- 6:35what now? Again? We have to keep in mind that
- 6:39there are a lot of people out there that will
- 6:41look to try and exploit a situation like this, and
- 6:45they'll say they have this or that the other thing,
- 6:47try and get some bitcoin and scan people. So I'm
- 6:52not saying that all of this is one hundred percent
- 6:54or that it's true, but I feel like all of
- 6:57it has to be explored. And that's because of the
- 6:59next negligence that we've seen throughout the whole entire process.
- 7:04The authorities have not earned the benefit of the doubt.
- 7:08So in my opinion, every single tip must be investigated,
- 7:11no matter how small or large. Public reaction online has
- 7:17highlighted frustration over the perceived lack of accountability. One social
- 7:21media user wrote, bro I can't believe that they've been
- 7:24tipping the FBI off for years and the FBI still
- 7:27has the audacity to say they couldn't find any evidence.
- 7:31Others warned that the evidence may have already been destroyed,
- 7:34as the property has changed hands and landscaping work has
- 7:38already reportedly been completed. Well, that's part of it, right,
- 7:43and it just so happens that mister Huffines ends up
- 7:46buying the land. Huh. I guess it's just another coincidence.
- 7:51State authorities have acknowledged receipt of the tip, but have
- 7:55been cautious about providing additional details. Romero told Al Jazeera,
- 8:00we will get details on the veracity of any claims
- 8:03as we conduct our investigation. I can't provide any additional
- 8:07context or clarification regarding the email that you're referencing, and
- 8:11I would expect this to be the kind of response
- 8:14we get, because if they have an investigation going, they
- 8:17don't want to jeopardize it by possibly polluting a journey
- 8:22pool or tipping somebody off, So I don't expect them
- 8:26to be forthcoming with actual granular details. Aneya and Hartsock
- 8:33did not respond to her request for comment, and the
- 8:35photos have not been independently verified by journalists. So that's
- 8:40what I'm saying about being cautious. Don't take this as canon, right.
- 8:44We don't know yet, but it's certainly a possibility and
- 8:47certainly something that merits further discussion on the podcast and
- 8:51certainly in New Mexico. Last month, New Mexico State Attorney
- 8:58General Ronald Torres or a reopening of inquiries into the
- 9:01ranch following the release of the latest tranch of Epstein
- 9:05files by the US Department of Justice. These files included
- 9:09references to the property and unverified claims about Epstein's conduct,
- 9:14renewing public interest in the investigation. Well, I think the
- 9:18public was never informed in the first place. That's the problem.
- 9:22If the legacy media would have told the truth from
- 9:25the beginning, this would have been a whole different story.
- 9:31Experts warned that verifying such claims may be difficult due
- 9:34to the size of the property and the potential for
- 9:37evidence to have been removed or destroyed. Online commentators have
- 9:42speculated about the use of incinerators or other methods for
- 9:45disposing of remains, while others suggested that modern tools like
- 9:49drones with ground penetrating radar and cadaver dogs could assist investigations. Oh,
- 9:55there's no doubt. But you have to have a general area, right.
- 9:59It's a gigantic property. So you get a basic area,
- 10:03you grit it off and you start looking. Now, is
- 10:06that what they're going to do? I hope so, because
- 10:09that's the way you find evidence if you're really looking.
- 10:17Moving a body is one thing, but getting every last
- 10:19trace is an entirely different matter. One analyst noted. The
- 10:23main thing is the ranch is so big that could
- 10:26work for or against a cover up. It's entirely possible.
- 10:30Even the people who buried the bodies don't know where
- 10:32they are. Authorities are reportedly considering these challenges as they
- 10:36review the tip and plan the investigative approach. The alleged
- 10:41grave like plots at Zorro Ranch, combined with years of
- 10:44whistleblower tips and the controversial history of Epstein's activity, have
- 10:48created a complex, intense backdrop for the ongoing investigation. A
- 10:53state and federal authorities continue to review evidence. The public
- 10:56and lawmakers alike are waiting for answers at what occurred
- 11:01at the new Mexico estate. So look, Hopefully this investigation
- 11:04gives us some more answers, because one thing I know
- 11:08for sure, we have only begun to scratch the surface
- 11:12of what Jeffrey Epstein was up to at Zoro Ranch.
- 11:17All the information that goes with this episode can be
- 11:20found in the description box.