New Mexico suing DOJ, Blanche for access to unredacted Epstein records in Zorro Ranch investigation
Summary
New Mexico is suing the U.S. Department of Justice to get full access to records about Jeffrey Epstein. The state says these documents, which the DOJ has partially hidden, could help with its investigation into Epstein’s illegal activities at a ranch near Santa Fe.Key Facts
- New Mexico filed a lawsuit against the Department of Justice (DOJ).
- The lawsuit demands unredacted (fully visible) Jeffrey Epstein records.
- The state believes the DOJ is withholding important documents.
- The records relate to crimes Epstein allegedly committed at a ranch near Santa Fe, New Mexico.
- The complaint is 40 pages long and includes the acting Attorney General Todd’s name.
- The investigation focuses on Epstein’s activities linked to the remote Zorro Ranch.
- Prosecutors want these documents to better understand Epstein’s crimes in New Mexico.
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