Horror at Zorro Ranch: New Epstein Allegations

0:00It's April 28th. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Canada News Today, local news powered by AI. New allegations are surfacing about Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, called the scariest spot in his network of abuse. Survivor Chante Davies shared on Australia's 60 minutes that the remote 7,500 acre property fell like a trap, where she, waited in fear for forced encounters disguised as massages. Davies described twisted schemes there, including Galein Maxwell, allegedly running a baby-making operation and even taking infants from others. Reports also claim Epstein in his circle drugged and assaulted men, with one victim witnessing group rapes after being drugged himself. Lawmakers like Congresswoman Melanie Stansberry and State Rep Andrew Romero called it horror movie stuff, reacting with alarm to claims of. Strangulations during rough sex and possible buried bodies. A leaked email from an Epstein staffer tipped off feds in 2019, about two women killed that way, but it got ignored.

1:03Now a State Truth Commission is digging in, after former Attorney General Hector Baldaris was told to stand down by federal agents. The ranch, bought in 1993, flew under the radar despite lists of local women for so-called massages, leaving victims without full. Justice. These stories remind us the full scope of Epstein's crimes might never fully come to light, but pushing for truth keeps the pressure on.