Epstein's Ranch Probed: New Murder Claims

0:00On April 4th, back in November 2019, just four months after Jeffrey Epstein's arrest on sex trafficking charges, a New Mexico radio host. Name Eddie Aragon got a chilling email from someone claiming to be a former staffer at Epstein's massive 10,000 acre Zorro Ranch. The sender offered the spot where two young foreign girls were allegedly strangled and buried on the property, plus seven videos showing Epstein in. Properizing acts with underage girls, all for one, Bitcoin worth about $6,500. That tip went straight to the FBI, but it sat ignored, much like claims from over a dozen women who said they were groomed and assaulted at the ranch, as teens. The place, tucked 30 miles south of Santa Fe with its own air strip and guest houses, was never even searched by authorities, despite being. Epstein's most isolated spot, perfect for hiding dark dealings. Girls have long whispered about a cover-up in the poor state known for lack's laws. No human trafficking statute until 2008 in a lower age.

1:03Of consent at 16, high-profile guests like former Governor Bill Richardson and Prince Andrew reportedly visited with victims like Virginia Jufre a alleging abuse. There, including encounters directed by Epstein when she was 17. Now recent Department of Justice files have surfaced that very email, sparking New Mexico prosecutors to launch a fresh criminal probe into the ranch, even though it sold in 2023. Officials halted a prior inquiry at federal request spec, then, fueling demands for answers from politicians and victims' families who protested there. This month, state leaders vowed to dig deeper, calling witnesses if needed, as no statute of limitations blocks murder charges and questions about what really went. Not on those desert acres refused to fade.