Summary
Hundreds of activists gathered at Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico as part of a Women's March event to demand accountability for Epstein's crimes. The march coincided with global International Women's Day actions, urging justice for survivors and the release of more information regarding Epstein's network. New Mexico's Attorney General has reopened an investigation into activities at Zorro Ranch.
Key Facts
- Hundreds of activists rallied at Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico.
- The event was part of a global International Women's Day mobilization organized by Women's March.
- Federal investigations into Epstein's network slowed after his 2019 death.
- More than 150 survivors have been identified, but only two people faced criminal charges.
- New Mexico reopened a criminal investigation into Zorro Ranch activities in February.
- Speakers at the rally included survivors' family members and political representatives.
- Women's March demands the release of unredacted Epstein files and stronger survivor protections.
- The Women's March is encouraging other jurisdictions to adopt New Mexico’s accountability approach.
