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Zorro Ranch 911 Logs Reveal Hang-Ups, Injuries, and a Thin Local Paper Trail (5/26/26) · 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. Now that we have an expanding investigation in
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  New Mexico, we're learning a little bit more about the
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  various nine to one one calls that were placed from
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  Jeffrey Epstein's ranch and also the obvious relationship that Jeffrey
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  Epstein had with the Santa Fe Police Department. All right,
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  so now that we set the table, let's dive into
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  this article and let's eat. Today's article was published by
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  The Santa Fe New Mexican and the headline Santa Fe
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  nine to one one logs show hang ups recreational injuries
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  at Epstein's ranch. This article was authored by Clara Bates.
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  A nine to one one call from inside Zoro Ranch
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  in twenty sixteen seem to unsettle Jeffrey Epstein. Dispatch logs
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  obtained by The New Mexican, which have not been previously reported,
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  show only a handful of emergency service calls to the
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  southern Santa Fe County ranch in years when Epstein owned it.
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  They range from a sixteen year old girl getting thrown
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  from a horse to a man being injured by a
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  four wheeler, and three calls in which the caller hung up,
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  and a sixteen year old girl getting thrown from a horse.
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  That's pretty interesting. What was a sixteen year old girl
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  doing on that property in the first place, And if
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  there's an explanation for it, let's hear it. And as
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  far as the calls that were made where the people
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  hung up, that usually elicits a response no matter what, right.
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  So if you dial nine one one and you say, oh,
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  it was an accident, they'll still dispatch an officer to
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  take a look at the scene and to make sure
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  everything's on the up and up. Among those hang ups
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  was a February sixteenth, twenty sixteen, call, just after Epstein
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  left the property, coming from the ranch main phone line.
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  The emergency call was received at eight forty three am
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  that day. According to the dispatch log from the Regional
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  Emergency Communication Center, which has operated jointly by the City
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  and County of Santa Fe, a dispatcher calling backreach Karen Gordon,
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  a longtime ranch manager, who advised everything's fine. The note
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  states it was unknown who had placed the nine to
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  one one call. According to the log, I think it's
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  important to figure out who made that call, right and
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  why they made it was it an accident, was it
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  something else? And you see, this is what I'm talking about.
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  There's never been a real investigation. So the truth is,
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  we don't know how deep this rabbit hole goes. We
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  all have our assumptions, we all speculate, and we all
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  think we know, but I don't think we know just
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  how deep this rabbit hole goes. Gordon received the call
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  from dispatchers around twenty minutes after Epstein left the property,
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  according to an email to Epstein found in the US
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  Department of Justice files. Gordon denied to law enforcement anyone
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  had made the call, according to the email, but officers
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  were still dispatched, wrote Epstein's staff member, who Epstein from
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  the Zoro Ranch email account and appears to have been
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  Karen Gordon's husband and co manager, Bryce Gordon. It was
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  probably the same patrol car we spotted just before Lammy L.
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  Ranch Stafford, wrote to Epstein. Karen Gordon spoke to patrolman
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  at RC and clarified that an old call was placed
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  from residents RC and other emails refers to Rant Central,
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  the cluster of homes closest to the entrance, and that's
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  where like all of the staff lived and it looked
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  like a little town. When I was out there, it
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  really reminded me of this place here in Las Vegas
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  called Bonnie Springs, and it used to be like this
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  little old western town up in a red rock canyon,
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  and it was kind of the same fuel. It almost
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  had the feel of like a set from like an
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  old Western or something. So the property itself is pretty amazing.
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  The problem is this rotten bastard fouled it all up.
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  Epstein forwarded the email to his pilot, Larry Vasaski, writing
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  only instinct. Vasaski responded, you're correct, it's unclear what they
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  were referring to, and chiedad Bryce Gordon for not telling
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  Epstein about the law enforcement visit sooner. It's so wild
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  to me that Larry Vasaski has escaped the fray really
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  and hasn't been pulled in considering just how close he
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  was to Epstein. And it's not just his pilot. This
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  guy was doing all kinds of things for Epstein. And
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  maybe it's time that we repost his deposition because what
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  he had to say in that deposition doesn't really match
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  up with reality and the lall of Epstein's employees quote
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  unquote employees. Larry Vasoski's the only one that ends up
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  with the house on the Zoro Ranch property. And I'm
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  guessing that Epstein trusted you. If he's going to give
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  you property right next to his, probably somebody that is
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  in the inner circle. Epstein twice asked the ranch managers
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  to tell him whether the officer was dispatched from the
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  Santa Fe County Sheriff's office or New Mexico State Police,
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  but didn't get an answer by email. Did Karen get
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  the policeman's card, County or State Police? Epstein asked, in
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  his typo strewn fashion. There was no police report in
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  conjunction with the twenty sixteen call. The dispatch log noted
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  no report required. And Epstein most certainly had a relationship
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  with the Santa Fe Police Department, and that's why he
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  was asking if it was Santa Fe or a county.
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  He wants it to be Santa Fe so that he
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  can massage the situation, whereas if it's the state police,
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  it's different, doesn't have his hooks in. And that's the
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  same reason that he was ingratiating himself all over Palm Beach,
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  you know, with the police Department, with the mayor, with everybody.
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  That's the reason. And also another thing that you need
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  to understand. You know, you have people out here talking about, oh,
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  well Epstein when he was charged and convicted, the girl
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  was seventeen, and frankly, that's dishonest. They chose the girl
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  that was seventeen out of the girls that were victimized,
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  the multiple girls that were victimized, because they wanted to
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  make sure that Epstein didn't have to register as a
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  sex offender in New Mexico. Like, are people really that slow?
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  They don't put two and two together. I mean, come on.
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  Santa Fe County Sheriff Adam Mendoza said in an interview,
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  it's standard to follow up even when a nine to
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  one one call is hung up on and what Epstein
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  was under no more or less scrutiny than others. I
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  wouldn't say that there was more scrutiny. We treat nine
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  one one calls consistently the same. Mendoza said, Yeah, there
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  was no scrutiny on Epstein when it comes to New Mexico,
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  none at all. And that's one of the biggest problems
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  with what happened in New Mexico. There's a lot of
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  people that knew the deal. A lot of people knew
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  something was wrong, and nobody stepped up. And a lot
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  of other people not only didn't step up, they look
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  the other way. And hopefully now with this new investigation
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  in New Mexico, we can get to the bottom of it,
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  or as close to the bottom of it as possible.
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  Epstein arrived in New Mexico on February fifteenth from West
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  pom Beach, Florida, and left February sixteenth to go to
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  New York, according to his flight logs released under a
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  federal public records law. The passengers on those flights have
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  not been made public. One female guest was flown into
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  New Mexico to join Epstein the morning of February fifteenth
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  from Dallas. Email show and will the hell was that?
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  Another question that needs to be asked. Who was Zacher?
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  Was she of age? And if she was, was she
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  being trafficked? Epstein, who owns Ora Ranch from nineteen ninety
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  three until his death in custody awaiting trial on sex
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  trafficking charges in twenty nineteen, had reason to be wary
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  of the police. He pleaded guilty in Florida in two
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  thousand and eight to soliciting a minor for prostitution and
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  served thirteen months in jail. All by design. That whole
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  entire charge, that whole entire shit show, was all by design.
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  To make sure that Epstein was still able to move
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  the way he moved. He was in touch with the
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  Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office in twenty ten to determine
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  whether he needed to register as a sex offender, so
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  he was at least briefly on the agency's radar. He
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  didn't end up needing to register. The deal he secured
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  in Florida listed his victim as seventeen years old, and
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  New Mexico law at the time didn't require him to
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  register as a sex offender because the victim was not
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  under sixteen. You see what's going on here, yet you
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  pay an attention. The whole system was gamed and the
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  DOJ helped do it. So if that's okay with you
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  and you want to move on, go ahead, move right
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  the fuck on me personally, not going to happen. Dispatch
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  logs shows several other calls from Epstein's ranch over the years,
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  including two hang up calls the same day on May first,
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  twenty fifteen, managers told police they were testing the phones.
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  According to the dispatch logs, that's possible. I'll give him
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  the benefit of the doubt. They could have been doing that,
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  no doubt about it. What about the other calls though?
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  Other emergency calls noted in the logs include a September seventeenth,
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  two thousand and two, a male of unknown age falling
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  off a four wheeler, according to the log. On July
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  twenty one, two thousand and eight, a sixteen year old
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  girl was thrown from a horse and had lower back
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  and peld his pain well. According to the log, Karen
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  Gordon called nine to one one. So who was the girl?
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  And what was she doing on property? Was she there
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  with adult supervision? These are all questions that need to
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  be answered. A handwritten file contained in the Epstein files
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  alleges the Sheriff's office and Epstein had an agreement to
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  limit the office scrutiny of Epstein, but the files authors
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  and origins are unknown. Like I told you from the beginning,
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  Jeffrey Epstein had all these people in his pocket. He
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  was paying these people all kinds of money, and they
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  were letting him do who basically whatever he wanted to do.
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  Epstein was investigated in Florida, where he owned the house,
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  beginning in two thousand and five and culminating in his
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  July two thousand and six arrest. A Justice Department file
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  containing handwritten notes dated February two thousand and six states
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  New Mexico State Police said that they had nothing in
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  their records on Epstein, and the Santa Fe County Sheriff's
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  office also provided nothing. Boy, what a shit show, huh,
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  both sides blaming each other, the Feds blaming the state,
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  the state blaming the Feds. Meanwhile, Jeffrey Epstein gets away
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  with his crimes and his buddies get to go on
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  ruining the rest of our lives. Fantastic deal. However, a
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  person whose name is redacted noted Epstein personally requested NOPD
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  on his premises without any calls ranch As one hundred
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  acres occasionally sheriff's deputies patrol area, and made note not
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  to come by. So imagine that shit. Epstein doesn't want
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  the police coming by his house. I wonder why you
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  would think that if you had that big ass property
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  in the middle of nowhere, having the cops spin by
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  every now and then's a good idea, unless, of course,
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  you're engaged in wholesale abuse of women and god knows
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  what else. The ranch actually sits on seventy six hundred
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  acres of private land. Epstein also leased roughly seventeen hundred
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  adjacent acres of state and federal public lands. The rest
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  of the file contained notes from interviews with victims liss
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  allegations against Epstein, contain other names of associates, and one
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  page lists various Florida statutes, including for unlawful sex with
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  a minor. It's possible the notes were part of the
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  Florida investigation underway at the time, but the New Mexican
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  could not verify their origins. Mendoza said he has no
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  knowledge of any such agreement having existed. A record's request
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  with the Sheriff's office turned up no responsive documents. I'm
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  sure it didn't. Why would they have a paper trail
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  of their misconduct. It doesn't seem like a good way
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  to get away with it, does it, So I doubt
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  there's going to be a paper trail. But one thing
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  that they can't deny is that Epstein was manipulating the
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  whole situation from the NPA in Florida to not having
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  to register in New Mexico. It was Jeffrey Epstein that
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  was calling the shots every step of the way, and
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  all these years later, they still can't answer one simple
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  question why. All the information that goes with this episode
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  can be found in the description box.