New Mexico lawmakers passed legislation on Monday to launch the first full investigation into Epstein's Zorro Ranch
Are they actually going to vote on something real?
A bipartisan committee will seek testimony from survivors of alleged sexual abuse at the ranch and are also urging local residents to testify. They seek to identify ranch guests and state officials who may have known what was going on, or taken part in, alleged sexual abuse in its mansion and guest houses.
In November 2019, an anonymous email from an encrypted account was sent to conservative talk show host and former Albuquerque mayoral candidate, Eddy Aragon. The sender claimed to have been a former staff member at the ranch who said they had “been there and seen it all.” They said that two “foreign girls” died of strangulation during “rough, fetish sex” and were later buried on “orders of Jeffrey and Madam G.” The email did not say when the girls might have died or when or where they were buried, except that the burial site is “somewhere in the hills outside the Zorro.” The sender also claims to have taken seven videos from Epstein’s home, including ones depicting sex with minors, as “insurance in case of future litigation against Epstein.”
Are they actually going to vote on something real?
A bipartisan committee will seek testimony from survivors of alleged sexual abuse at the ranch and are also urging local residents to testify. They seek to identify ranch guests and state officials who may have known what was going on, or taken part in, alleged sexual abuse in its mansion and guest houses.
In November 2019, an anonymous email from an encrypted account was sent to conservative talk show host and former Albuquerque mayoral candidate, Eddy Aragon. The sender claimed to have been a former staff member at the ranch who said they had “been there and seen it all.” They said that two “foreign girls” died of strangulation during “rough, fetish sex” and were later buried on “orders of Jeffrey and Madam G.” The email did not say when the girls might have died or when or where they were buried, except that the burial site is “somewhere in the hills outside the Zorro.” The sender also claims to have taken seven videos from Epstein’s home, including ones depicting sex with minors, as “insurance in case of future litigation against Epstein.”
New Mexico lawmakers passed legislation on Monday to launch the first full investigation into Epstein's Zorro Ranch
Are they actually going to vote on something real?
A bipartisan committee will seek testimony from survivors of alleged sexual abuse at the ranch and are also urging local residents to testify. They seek to identify ranch guests and state officials who may have known what was going on, or taken part in, alleged sexual abuse in its mansion and guest houses.
In November 2019, an anonymous email from an encrypted account was sent to conservative talk show host and former Albuquerque mayoral candidate, Eddy Aragon. The sender claimed to have been a former staff member at the ranch who said they had “been there and seen it all.” They said that two “foreign girls” died of strangulation during “rough, fetish sex” and were later buried on “orders of Jeffrey and Madam G.” The email did not say when the girls might have died or when or where they were buried, except that the burial site is “somewhere in the hills outside the Zorro.” The sender also claims to have taken seven videos from Epstein’s home, including ones depicting sex with minors, as “insurance in case of future litigation against Epstein.”
