Latest / Fresh Intelligence / New Mexico Authorities 'Looking to Reopen' Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch Investigation Amid Disturbing Rumors 'Dead Bodies of Abused Girls Were Buried on Property'
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- 0:18[SPEAKER_00]: New Mexico authorities are considering reopening an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's ranch, Zoro Ranch, following new tips regarding potential buried bodies on the property.
- 0:27[SPEAKER_00]: Epstein, who purchased the ranch from former New Mexico Governor Bruce King in 1993, was reportedly attracted to the area's lenient laws regarding sex offender registries and its remote location.
- 0:38[SPEAKER_00]: In 2019, amid escalating scrutiny before Epstein's suicide, a tip was sent to the FBI alleging that two girl's bodies, reportedly abused by Epstein, had been buried on the ranch.
- 0:50[SPEAKER_00]: Although a search took place that year, it is unclear if the FBI investigated this specific claim.
- 0:56[SPEAKER_00]: State leaders now aim to explore more about the ranch's history.
- 0:59[SPEAKER_00]: State Representative Andrea Romero emphasized the necessity of understanding how Epstein operated without any accountability.
- 1:06[SPEAKER_00]: The current property owner, Texas Senator Don Huffines, has expressed willingness to cooperate with any inquiry but has not yet been contacted by law enforcement.
- 1:14[SPEAKER_00]: Oofines outlined on social media that the ranch was set for auction four years after Epstein's death, with proceeds intended to benefit victims.
- 1:22[SPEAKER_00]: He explained the property has been renamed San Rafael to reflect its new purpose as a Christian retreat.
- 1:28[SPEAKER_00]: Oofene's commented, what the enemy once meant for evil, God can redeem for good, and noted that the entrance will declare, blessed are those who come in the name of the Lord.
- 1:37[SPEAKER_00]: Although Oofene's claims his family remains open to local authorities, he stated that no request for access have been made.
- 1:44[SPEAKER_00]: He also dismissed allegations connected to political adversaries as last minute lies and tricks.
- 1:49[SPEAKER_00]: Public interest in the Epstein case has surged since Donald Trump's return to office, especially due to his pledge to release Epstein-related files.
- 1:56[SPEAKER_00]: While some documents have emerged, there is ongoing controversy regarding redactions and claims of missing files.
- 2:03[SPEAKER_01]: Trump has consistently denied any wrongdoing in connection with Epstein.