Exclusive: Epstein’s Zorro Ranch To Be Visited 'Sooner Rather Than Later'
Summary
New Mexico lawmakers plan to visit Jeffrey Epstein's former Zorro Ranch as part of an investigation into alleged crimes committed there. The ranch is now owned by Don Huffines, who plans to turn it into a Christian retreat. The state-run investigation aims to examine the property for the first time.Key Facts
- New Mexico lawmakers will conduct an on-site investigation at Zorro Ranch.
- The ranch is more than 7,500 acres and is located near Santa Fe, New Mexico.
- Don Huffines, a businessman and former state senator, owns the ranch, now called San Rafael Ranch.
- Huffines plans to convert the property into a Christian retreat.
- The investigation is part of New Mexico's "Epstein Truth Commission" setup.
- Lawmakers such as Representative Andrea Romero are leading this investigation.
- No official inquiry or subpoenas have been issued yet, but the probe aims to be thorough.
- Past attempts to investigate the ranch were halted by federal authorities in 2019.
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