New Search at Epstein's NM Ranch

0:00On March 10th, state investigators kicked off a search this week at a remote ranch in New Mexico, once owned by Jeffrey Epstein. The property faces allegations of sexual abuse and sex trafficking involving young women, and the probe is fully cooperating with the current owners. Attorney General Raúl Torres reopened the case last month, prompted by details from previously sealed FBI files. New Mexico's original investigation closed in 2019 at the request of federal prosecutors in New York, but now they see reason for a fresh. Look, the ranch sold in 2023 from Epstein's estate to the family of Don Huffins, a Texas Republican who just won his party's primary for. State comptroller. Epstein took his own life in a Manhattan jail that same year, while awaiting trial on charges of abusing and trafficking dozens of underage girls. Back in 2019, New Mexico officials interviewed potential victims who visited the ranch, though no charges ever came from it. Now, state legislators have launched a new commission to dig into its history, prosecutors promised to keep the public updated, stand by survivors, and chase every lead potentially shedding new light on Epstein's operations in. The desert.