New Mexico Launches Investigation Into Bodies of 2 Minors Allegedly Strangled to Death at Epstein Ranch After ‘Rough, Fetish Sex’
The allegations against late financier, pedophile, and human trafficker Jeffrey Epstein continue to come out.
Although intense focus has been on Epstein’s various relationships with powerful politicians and businessmen, as well as what disgusting, evil acts took place on his island, Little Saint James, new information suggests his ranch in New Mexico could have been used similarly.
On Wednesday, Reuters reported that the New Mexico Department of Justice is investigating allegations stemming from documents released by the United States Department of Justice that the bodies of two foreign young women are buried there.
New Mexico Department of Justice spokeswoman Lauren Rodriguez says her state’s DOJ has request a copy of the document making this claim with unredacted information.
“We are actively investigating this allegation and are conducting a broader review in light of the latest release from the U.S. Department of Justice,” she said.
The Zorro Ranch is the target of a larger investigation by the state trying to uncover the extent of Epstein’s abuse on the property.
Per Reuters, the email about the bodies was sent to a New Mexico radio host, Eddy Aragon, by a former ranch employee who requested bitcoin in exchange for video evidence of Epstein having relations with minors.