New Investigation at Epstein's NM Ranch

0:00From the streets of Durham to the world, this is Durham News Today. State investigators in New Mexico started searching Jeffrey Epstein's old ranch on Monday. This occluded property outside Santa Fe is linked to claims of sexual abuse and sex trafficking of young women. Attorney General Raúl Teresa's office is leading the effort with full cooperation from the current owners. Torres reopened the probe last month after reviewing sealed FBI files. New Mexico's first investigation closed in 2019 when federal prosecutors in New York took over. Now officials say fresh details from those files demand a closer look. The ranch sold in 2023 from Epstein's estate to the family of Don Huffins. He's a Texas Republican who just won his party's primary for state controller. The Justice Department praised the owners for their help and vowed to support survivors while chasing the facts. lawmakers in New Mexico also set up a new commission to dig into the ranch's past. This comes amid ongoing questions about Epstein's activities there, even though he never

1:03faced charges in the state. Epstein died by suicide in a Manhattan jail in 2019 while awaiting trial for abusing and trafficking dozens of underage girls. Back then, state officials had already talked to possible victims who visited the property. This DNA story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. Thanks deeper. Reset faster. Come for it. You can hear. S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com.