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Epstein’s Hardened Communications Setup and the Secrets of Zorro Ranch (5/21/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. When it comes to Jeffrey Epstein and Zoro Ranch,
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  we're all still trying to figure out what exactly was
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  going on. One thing is for sure, we don't have
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  the full story. But the good news is we're starting
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  to piece it together. And I think that when we
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  do have the full story, it's going to be pretty
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  shocking to people because Jeffrey Epstein shows Zoro Ranch for
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  a reason, and that reason is location, and considering the
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  sensitive installations that Zoro Ranch has nestled between, it starts
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  to make a whole lot of sense because Jeffrey Epstein
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  was a whole lot more than a loan predator. And
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  in this article from Raw Story, we're going to talk
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  a little bit more about Jeffrey Epstein and his alleged
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  ties to the CIA. This article was published by a
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  Raw Story and the headline little known detail at Epstein's
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  Zorro Ranch may a point the CIA ties. This article
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  was authored by Alexander Willis, and as far as I'm concerned,
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  the evidence has been mounting for years that Jeffrey Epstein
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  was working with and for the CIA, not just the CIA.
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  But Epstein's genesis story, well, that all started at Langley.
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  So that's why I tell you, if you think we've
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  seen all the Epstein files, you have another thing coming.
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  We most certainly have not. We haven't even seen all
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  the files that the DOJ has, never mind what they're
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  stashing at Langley. After coming through the Justice departments publicly
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  available files on Jeffrey Epstein for months, veteran journalist Elisa
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  Valdez Rodriguez came to a striking conclusion on Tuesday that
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  the disgrace financiers communication infrastructure suggests ties to US intelligence,
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  no doubt about it. Why would he have the kind
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  of things that he had on this property. It makes
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  zero sense for a normal person, some loan predator to
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  have the shit that Epstein had. Epstein was CIA, Valdez
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  Rodriguez bluntly claimed in the headline of her latest report
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  published Tuesday, citing the advanced communication network at his new
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  Mexico compound as proof. Well, I think it's pretty strong proof.
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  It's not the smoking gun. But when you add it
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  with everything else we know, not looking so good for
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  the CIA. And look, let's be very clear, I've said
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  from the very beginning that Jeffrey Epstein was a CIA cutout.
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  He was first flipped by the FBI, and then after that, well,
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  they figured out what they had. And once the government
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  figures out that they have a useful tool, they use it.
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  And according to our intelligence services, letting Epstein abuse girls
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  was acceptable as long as he performed his duties for
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  the Intelligent Service, kind of like Whitey Bulger. He was
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  an informant for the government for all those years, but
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  he was still murdering people. He was still acting the
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  way he did, and the government just protected him because
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  they found him useful, you know, means justify the end
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  and all. There's no public confirmation from the CIA, the
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  Justice Department, or any official source that Epstein worked for
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  or was an asset of US intelligence. Oh yeah, because
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  they're so forthcoming, they want to be so transparent that
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  they got rid of all the people that were involved
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  in the petition. So now James Comer's leading the band.
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  Oh yeah, we're going to get to the bottom of this,
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  I'm sure of it. Valdez Rodriguez had previously uncovered that
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  Epstein's New Mexico compound, formerly known as or A Ranch,
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  was outfitted with a private microwave communications link, a military
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  grade communications channel that appears to still be maintained by
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  the property's new owner, former GOP candidate and billionaire businessman
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  Don Haffen's a strong ally of President Donnie diddles. Well,
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  that's odd. Why would that still be an operation? And furthermore,
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  what's underneath Zoro Ranch in those catacombs? What the hell's
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  going on down there? And why would the government continue
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  using that facility. Valdez Rodriguez has uncovered that Zoro Ranch
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  was likely built by Bradbury Stam, a major US government
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  linked contractor that does not build individual homes, and she
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  also exposed high ranking officials for their previously undisclosed ties
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  with a wealthy financier. Well, good job by miss Valdez Rodriguez.
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  Imagine calling yourself a journalist and not being interested in
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  what happened here. I just don't get it. I really
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  just don't get it. The revelations, combined with reporting from
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  journalist k Justice, suggest Epstein may have been recruited as
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  a CIA asset as a teenager with the help of
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  Donald Barr, father of Trump's former Attorney General William Barr,
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  led Valdez Rodriguez to a conclude that Epstein's operation were
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  at least in part facilitated by US intelligence. That's where
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  she loses me. I don't think Donald Barr had anything
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  to do with it as far as recruiting him. And
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  I think that Jeffrey Epstein was flipped by the FBI first,
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  and then of course the FBI and the CIA they
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  talk and if they have an informant that might be useful. Well. Now, look,
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  I'm not saying that Donald Barr's dad didn't have anything
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  to do with it. Afterwards, maybe he did. I don't know.
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  But what I will tell you is this, Jeffrey Epstein
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  was an asset for the government. The files were always public,
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  the documents were always there, The story was always visible
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  to anyone who looked. Valdez Rodriguez wrote, true, one percent true,
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  and you just have to do the legwork to put
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  the pieces together. There's no gigantic mystery here. Now look again,
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  there is no smoking gun. There's not going to be
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  your deal. With intelligence, they clean up their mess. When
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  an asset is burned, they're burned. That means all the records,
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  everything connecting them to the service that's gone. And that's
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  exactly what happened with Epstein. But not only did they
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  get rid of the paper trail, well, they had to
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  get rid of the source. Valdez Rodriguez also highlighted a
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  telling an email exchange Epstein had just over three years
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  before his death in jail while a waiting trial on
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  sex trafficking charges. The NYC Medical Examiner ruled it a suicide.
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  In March of twenty sixteen, Epstein communicated with an individual
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  named William who Valdez Rodriguez identified as being Bill Patterson,
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  a New Mexico businessman and owner of Patterson Ranch Airport
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  in Santa Fe, about setting up an Internet connection for
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  a Zoro Ranch. Look, Epstein's tentacles reached deep, and when
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  it comes to New Mexico folks, again, we are just
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  scratching the surface. There's a lot going on down in
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  New Mexico. Of the options available, Epstein chose the most difficult,
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  a option one that Patterson said would require incredibly expensive,
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  industrial military grade equipment. I wonder why he needed that.
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  I'm sure it was just so he could, you know,
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  send emails to Henry Jureki, or so that he can
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  contact Prince Andrew. I mean, how much more evidence do
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  people need. The silver lining of choosing the most difficult
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  ad option, Valdez Rodriguez explained, was that it would make
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  interception of communications effectively impossible. So what people will say
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  is he was just a private guy, you know, rich guy, private,
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  didn't want anyone to know about all of his you know,
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  business dealings. What are you a conspiracy theorist. The documents
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  recording that choice and everything that followed are sitting in
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  the DOJ's publicly available Epstein file archive. They've been there
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  since the files were released. Almost no one has read them.
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  Valdez Rodriguez wrote, Well, there's a lot going on in
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  the files, and I think each person who's interested in
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  the story has their own rabbit holes to jump down.
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  And right now we're focusing on Jeffrey Epstein's death when
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  it comes to the files, but we're going to make
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  our way through all of it, well maybe not all
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  of it. Three million documents, a lot of documents, but
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  the ones that are consequential, the ones that I find
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  to be enlightening. Our journey has just begun. What they
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  reveal is not merely a connectivity decision. It's the operational
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  signature of an intelligence asset, building covert communications infrastructure, surrounded
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  by the men who built them, protected by the institutions
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  that owned them, and connected literally through a satellite uplink
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  with direct to orbit authorization for wherever his handlers needed
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  that data to go. And I don't think Epstein had
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  handlers in the traditional sense. I think that Epstein was
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  a free agent. He had contacts, he had people at
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  these agencies that he could go through, and people certainly
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  contacted him for jobs one hundred percent, But I don't
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  think he had a handler in the traditional sense. You know,
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  going to the park for a meetup or a drop off.
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  All right, the bench over by the statue, You're going
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  to look under the bench and there's a hollowed out
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  piece of it, and that's where you'll find your message.
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  I don't think that's what Epstein was doing. I think
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  that Epstein was working for himself a lot of the time,
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  but that he would take jobs on spec. You know,
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  he'd be contacted by Russia, or he'd be contacted by
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  the Masad or somebody at CIA or I six, whatever,
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  and he would effectively be the middleman. He'd facilitate whatever
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  it is they're looking for. And I think that when
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  you really get into it and you start looking at
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  what Epstein really was, that's what he was. A facilitator,
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  a man that would make things happen. Yeah, I could
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  connect you, Oh I can loan you that. Oh I
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  got a guy. And that's why Epstein was indispensable to
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  these people, and that's why, in my opinion, he was
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  protected for so long. And now that the State of
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  New Mexico has launched their investigation, I wonder how deep
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  they're gonna go. So, like usual, we'll keep an eye
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  on things and when we have some more information one
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  way or the other, we'll get it added to the catalog.
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