New Search at Epstein's Ranch

0:00It's March 27. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI Powered and Star Driven. New Mexico authorities have shifted focus to Jeffrey Epstein's former Zora Ranch, launching a search on March 9 after new Department of Justice, file surfaced with shocking claims. The massive property covers 7,600 acres and includes a 33,000 square foot compound that had escaped deep scrutiny. Until now. The files highlighted an email tip from November 2019 to a local radio host, alleging two foreign girls were buried on the ranch under. Orders from Epstein and Galein Maxwell. Past reports painted the site as ground zero for Epstein's disturbing schemes, including deadly experiments and abuse. Locals and officials have pushed for years to investigate the ranch properly. New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torres reopened the state's probe, which federal prosecutors had paused back in 2019. Some makers responded by creating a bipartisan truth commission with subpoena power to question

1:01witnesses. The commission aims to uncover long ignored details tied to Epstein's activities there. Even after the estate sold the property in 2023 to a Texas business family, current owners are fully cooperating with the search. Prosecutors promise ongoing updates as they chase every lead, bringing closure to survivors, and finally tackling those lingering mysteries.