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What's up, everyone? And welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. One of the biggest travesties when we're talking about Jeffrey Epstein and the aftermath of his arrest and Ghislaine Maxwell's is the fact that there was never a real investigation in New Mexico. Now, of course, they said that they were looking into what was going on and that they were probing for potential crimes. But we all know that many, many crimes occurred on that property according to these girls who were abused. So the question becomes, what other crimes were being committed at Zorro Ranch as well? My guess, there were plenty of others. What? There are no schools in Santa Fe or Albuquerque for these, these goons to go and look for young girls to bring to abuse. And don't even get me started on the whole situation with the missing indigenous people within New Mexico. That's a real big problem with no resources showing up to help. So when we talk about New Mexico and Jeffrey Epstein's crimes down there, there really was never an all encompassing investigation like there should have been. And my question is very simple. Why? Why didn't Attorney General Baldis dive deeper into the Epstein crimes and have a parallel investigation? What would it hurt to have a parallel investigation going at the same time that the federal investigation was going? That way the state and the citizens of the state know that they had their interests looked after, that their state and their reputation for their estate has been safeguarded. Instead, what we have is Jeffrey Epstein coming to New Mexico not having to register as a sex offender and still using this ranch to abuse people. Oh, and did I mention it was never raided? Can you imagine that? Say, a Mafioso who owns 10 houses, five houses, whatever, gets arrested and they don't raid one of the properties. Does that sound like real life? Well, that happened with Epstein when he was arrested. Every single one of his houses should have been raided concurrently at the same time. That way, evidence didn't walk away. Like we saw in one of the cases. You have an FBI agent admitting on the stand that Richard Kahn, one of Epstein's lawyers and accountants, went into the house after the raid and left with hard drives. Oh, sure, they got the hard drives back, but they can't tell you if anything is corrupted on there. They don't know what's been erased, if anything has been, because it wasn't in their possession. Now, why wouldn't you raid Zorro Ranch? You don't think he has anything incriminating there? There might not be more hard drives there. There might not be more evidence there. My guess is there was Plenty. So why didn't the state have this concurrent investigation? Why didn't they go after Jeffrey Epstein at the state level like they should have? Well, let's get into this article from the New Mexico Political Reporter and the headline, AG Looking into potential Epstein crimes committed in New Mexico. This article was authored by Matthew Reichbach, and it was originally published in July of. Of 2019. Attorney General Hector Balderas's office is looking into whether convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein committed crimes in New Mexico, which is absolute B.S. sorry, I find that to be absolute B.S. because you don't have to look very hard to find the crimes. I mean, you have to literally be Stephen, Stevie Wonder and Helen Keller at the same time to miss these crimes. Unless, of course, you're not looking for crimes and you're just trying to massage the public and tell them that's what you're doing. Because that certainly looks to be the case. The newly renewed attention on the New York financier pedophile came after investigative work by the Miami Herald. And doesn't that strike you as gross? By the way, it took the Miami Herald to get back involved in this case for anyone to get involved. So what were they doing over at Cy Vance's office at the New York State Attorney's office? What were they doing at the sdny? And what in the hell were you doing? Hector Balderas over here in the New Mexico Attorney General's office doesn't seem like anyone was doing anything. And resulted in new federal charges on sex trafficking thanks to a sweetheart deal from Alex Acosta. You mean from the federal government of the United States? Mukazi and the rest of them, as well as Acosta, who announced Friday morning that he would resign from his position as US Labor Secretary amid criticism of the plea deal. Epstein only served 13 months in county jail and was grounded, granted work release. The deal was kept sealed, including from his survivors. Now, we know that that is just completely out of line as well. And as an Attorney general over here in New Mexico or anywhere else looking at this case, you would think that that would launch you into action, right? Oh, all of these girls have been abused, all of this is happening in my district, or blah, blah, blah, and I'm not doing anything about it. I better get busy here. But no, that didn't happen. Instead, oh, we'll just punt it to the federal government who's already screwed this up. Last week, the federal government charged Epstein with sex trafficking. The indictment says Epstein sexually exploited and abused dozens of minor girls at his home in Manhattan. Manhattan, New York York and Palm Beach, Florida, among other locations. In addition to the homes listed by prosecutors, Epstein owned and perhaps still owns Zorro Ranch in New Mexico. Yes he does. And look, when they say other properties, where do you think they were talking about? Do you think they were talking about his retreat up on the moon? No, they were talking about Zorro Ranch, the place in Paris, the cabin and elsewhere. So where is the all encompassing investigation here? What are you guys so worried about uncovering in New Mexico? Does it have anything to do with Mr. Bill Richardson who is still acting as a representative for the current regime? By the way? Pretty disgusting that the Biden team would send Bill Richardson, who is being credibly accused of rape by Virginia Roberts, to be a voice for anybody. But here we are. So is that the the crux here why you don't want to go after him, Balderas? Do you not want to expose Richardson and the King family? Again, these are just questions that I have and we have not had any answers yet. And that ranch is where Balderas's office is looking into allegations as this as the Santa Fe New Mexican reported, Valderra's office says they have been in contact with survivors. We have contacted the U.S. attorney's office for the Southern District of New York and will be forwarding additional evidence to federal authorities for proper action, baldera's spokesman Matt Baca said. I mean really, so let's just punt it to the feds. Why wouldn't you run a concurrent investigation? Nobody can answer that question for me. You're doing. A defamation suit against high powered attorney Alan Dershowitz also included a a reference to Epstein's ranch. Maria Farmer said she and her then 15 year old sister were molested by Epstein and a companion in 1996. In a sworn affidavit, Farmer said Epstein flew the 15 year old sister to his ranch in New Mexico. Farmer said she reported the sexual assault to the FBI at the time, but the FBI did not take any action against Epstein. Why would they? All goes back to the theory that Epstein was a protected informant for the FBI, the CIA insert three letter agency here. On Thursday, the Santa Fe Reporter reported that Epstein was removed from New Mexico Sex offender registry in 2010. Epstein's removal came two days after he was placed on the list in August after his guilty plea he is on the sex offender registries in both Florida
