Summary
New Mexico prosecutors have reopened a criminal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch, now called San Rafael Ranch. Authorities aim to access federal case files and work with a state commission to uncover what happened at the property in the past. The current owner, Don Huffines, has stated willingness to cooperate with the investigation if approached.
Key Facts
- The investigation concerns allegations of illegal activity at Jeffrey Epstein's former ranch in New Mexico.
- The ranch is now named San Rafael Ranch and is owned by politician Don Huffines.
- New Mexico's Attorney General has ordered the reopening of the investigation based on new information from the U.S. Department of Justice.
- Special agents want immediate access to unredacted federal case files.
- The investigation will involve collaboration with a state legislative commission focused on Epstein-related facts.
- The prior investigation was closed in 2019 when federal authorities took over.
- Current owner Don Huffines bought the property four years after Epstein's death and has not personally visited it.
- The Epstein Truth Commission aims to build a public record that could influence changes in state law.
