New Search at Epstein's NM Ranch

0:00This is your entertainment update for March 20th. Authorities in New Mexico have shifted focus to Jeffrey Epstein's former Zorro ranch, launching a search there after new details emerged from recently. Released federal files. On March 9th, the State Department of Justice confirmed the operation at the Massive Property, which spans 7,600 acres with A, 33,000 square foot compound. The probe stems from a November 2019 email tip to a local radio host, alleging two foreign girls were buried in the hills near the ranch on. Orders from Epstein and Galen Maxwell. While Epstein's other estates in New York, Florida and the Caribbean drew heavy scrutiny, this one had largely escaped until now. State leaders have welcomed the renewed attention. Attorney General Raúl Torres ordered the reopening of a criminal investigation that closed in 2019 at federal request. New Mexico's Land Commissioner expressed relief that officials are finally checking both state and private lands for evidence. Meanwhile, the State House of Representatives formed a bipartisan truth commission in February,

1:04empowered to issue subpoenas and call witnesses on ranch-related crimes. The ranch was sold in 2023 to the family of Texas politician Don Huffins and current owners are cooperating with investigators. Prosecutors promised to keep the public updated. Support survivors and pursue facts wherever they lead, bringing long overdue answers to this dark chapter.