Uncovering Secrets: New Mexico's Bold Move to Probe Epstein's Zorro Ranch

New Mexico is taking a big step to uncover the truth about Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch. Lawmakers have approved a thorough investigation into the ranch, where Epstein is accused of serious crimes. This is the first time a full investigation is happening in New Mexico, focusing on what went on at the ranch and who might have been involved. A special committee with four lawmakers will talk to survivors of abuse and local residents. They want to find out who knew about the alleged crimes and who might have taken part. The investigation has strong backing, with a $2. 5 million budget and the power to issue subpoenas. This means they can demand information from people who might not want to share it. The investigation is important because it could fill gaps in New Mexico's laws that might have let Epstein operate freely. It also puts pressure on politicians and other powerful people who might have ties to Epstein. The committee will share their findings in July and a final report by the end of the year.Victim advocates are happy about this move because previous investigations focused on Epstein's other properties, like his island and New York townhouse. Many survivors had bad experiences at Zorro Ranch, and this investigation could help bring justice to them. Epstein bought the ranch in 1993 and is accused of abusing girls there as early as 1996. Despite several lawsuits, he was never charged for these crimes in New Mexico. The investigation could also look into why federal law enforcement never searched the ranch, which was known locally as "the playboy ranch. " The investigation is part of a bigger effort to uncover Epstein's crimes and hold those involved accountable. It's a chance to learn the truth and make sure something like this never happens again.