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Mega Edition: Zorro Ranch And The Mysteries It Still Holds (7/14/26)
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Zorro Ranch was long one of the least thoroughly examined pieces of Jeffrey Epstein’s world, despite repeated allegations that women and girls were taken there and abused. Unlike his Manhattan townhouse and Palm Beach residence, the sprawling New...
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What's up everyone? And welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles. Now that Zorro Ranch is in the conversation again, we're getting more reports about what might have occurred on that property. And I have to tell you, it's even more disturbing than previously thought. Especially considering now we're hearing that boys were also allegedly drugged and assaulted at the ranch. And up until recently there wasn't very many reports about that occurring about young men being harmed by Jeffrey Epstein. We had a few people come forward, but there was no court documents. There was no evidence of that occurring. But that might be changing. And depending on what evidence is provided, we might have a whole ass other conversation on our hands. And like I always tell you, when it's Jeffrey Epstein and his buddies, I don't discount anything until we go through the evidence because there is so much that I wouldn't believe off the cuff.
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Like if you were to come to me cold and tell me the whole Epstein story and I didn't have any way to verify what was going on and I had no idea about it, I think you were lying to me. I would think that it's all fanciful. Yeah, right. All the cameras broke. Sure. They put him in with a four time homicidal maniac. Sure. Oh, he got that sweetheart deal. Sure. None of it sounds real.
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But then when you start diving into it and you start putting the pieces together, it's not only real, it's real disturbing. So you add this other layer on top of it. Boys, young men being abused at the ranch. And what you come away with is a recipe for nightmare fuel. Today's article was published by the New York Post and the headline Multiple young men allegedly drugged raped at Epstein Zoro Ranch where super predators roamed. This article was authored by Alex Oliveira. Multiple young men were allegedly drugged and raped at Jeffrey Epstein's or a ranch according to an explosive new report which detailed harrowing accusations from murder to babies snatched from mothers at the pedophiles New Mexico house of Horrors. And honestly attracts. You start to think about some of the People that were around Jeffrey Epstein and some of them had other proclivities. We know that Mandelson liked men. And I'm sure other people in Epstein's circle like men and boys and maybe Epstein did too. There's been those rumors. Let's not act like we haven't heard those before. I mean, we've heard rumors about him being in a relationship sexually with Les Wexner. So let's not act like we haven't heard that before. Now, can I verify that? I cannot. But when you start hearing about other people, other men, other boys that might have been abused by Epstein's friends, it certainly rings all the alarm bells in my head. A man actually claims that he met Jeffrey Epstein and was brought to the ranch. He was drugged, said US Representative Melanie Stansbury, 260 Minutes Australia. In a Sunday night segment the sun reported, he describes in detail a scene in which multiple young men were raped at the ranch in front of him after he was drugged, said Stansberry, a leading advocate for Epstein victims. Well, she just showed up to the party, but okay, we'll take advocates wherever we can get them, but they have to be honorable. They have to tell the truth and they can't do harm to the case. So I hope that Melanie Stansberry is doing her due diligence. And unfortunately we have to be very vigilant of stories that are quote unquote planted to try and destroy the credibility of the overall situation because they love to do that. Oh yeah, this might have happened, but it was overblown. And don't you see those ridiculous reports that were part of the Epstein files drop and that's what they rely on and that's what they use to try and make the story seem like it's crazy. So it's important to make sure that all the evidence is locked in. Jeffrey Epstein and Glenn Maxwell were serial abusers. They really were super predators and it was just how they lived their lives. Well, that's true. They were super predators and their whole life revolved around this. And don't think for a minute Ghislaine Maxwell wasn't happily going along with everything happening. She wasn't somebody that was dragged into this. She came in with eyes wide open and more than willingly, Glenn Maxwell is just as evil as Jeffrey Epstein. I've said that from the beginning and I believe that even more today. It's unclear how Stansberry learned the excruciating details of the alleged abuse, but her claims come as her state is in the thick of an extensive investigation. Into Zorro Ranch, the first of its kind probe since the millionaire financier killed himself, allegedly in 2019 in a Manhattan jail cell after being arrested on sex trafficking charges. And at this point, is there any reason that we don't have other states doing the same thing? It would seem like a very, very good idea, considering the states never really looked into what Epstein was up to. They just punted to the feds. So if I was in charge of one of these states, New York, Florida, wherever, I'd be running a state investigation into not only what went down, but into the feds as well. Did they cross any lines? Did they break any state laws? Did they ignore the facts when they shouldn't have? All of that's important. And I think that if we have enough state investigations running concurrently, that will give us a lot more ammunition for a special counsel. And I think that the more ammunition that we have when it comes to proving the point that a special counsel is needed, the better off we are. The probe was sparked in part by an anonymous 2019 allegation that Epstein and Maxwell strangled women to death during rough fetish sex and buried them on the ranch. Accusations that resurfaced with the release earlier this year of a tranche of files from the FBI investigation into the disgraced financier. You mean pedophile. That's what you mean, right? Disgraced financier. What is he, Bernie Madoff? That particular tip of men raped matched the pattern of other abuse and transport and trafficking of women, Stansberry said. And that's why it raised alarm bells for me. Now, look, all of this is unconfirmed. We don't know one way or the other. But if we have a representative in Congress coming out and saying this, I would hope that she has her ducks in a row. If not, she's going to destroy whatever credibility she might have when it comes to this topic, that's for damn sure. So I hope that Congresswoman Stansberry has the goods. There are certainly hundreds of allegations of women who experienced really dark experiences, she said. So I think we're really dedicated to getting to the bottom of the truth of what happened in New Mexico and on that property. Well, that's a great idea, and it's about time. And I fully support the state of New Mexico and their investigation. It's one thing to be critical of people when they don't do the right thing, Right? But when they do the right thing, we have to give them credit. And I think that as of now, while I'm skeptical of what the results are going to be, I think New Mexico is taking a step in the right direction, and I think that they should be applauded for that. Now, does that mean I'm not gonna hold them accountable? Does that mean I'm not going to be critical of how the investigation goes? Of course not. But I'm certainly gonna give them the credit that they deserve for having this conversation in the first place. One of Epstein's accusers, Shantae Davies, who was photographed giving former President Bill Clinton a shoulder massage, told 60 Minutes she spent countless hours feeling like a mouse in a trap at Zorro Ranch. And like I've told you folks before, that ranch is desolate, like, nowhere to go. If you were on that ranch and you wanted to leave, forget it. No chance. I mean, I guess you could walk down the highway, but besides that, unless you know what you're doing out in the wilderness and you have supplies, you're going to be in big trouble. And Jeffrey Epstein knew that. And that was one of the main reasons that he decided to choose this ranch. Location, location, location. There was a lot of time being in my room like a mouse in a trap, waiting for a knock on the door and for someone to say, Jeffrey is ready for his massage now, she told the program before explaining what that meant for her.
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Full on forced and sexual rape, she said. And keep that in mind when you have people out here running their fat ass faces like Michael Tracy. So Shantae Davies is lying. All these girls are lying. Is that what you're really trying to say, pal? Imagine being old boy's mom. Oh, my darling old son. Protecting Jeffrey Epstein and his friends and going after girls that were sexually abused. What a champion of the people. Davies also recounted stories of girls waking up at Zorro Ranch with doctors leering over them after having unknown medical procedures performed on them. How many times have we heard it? How many times do you have to hear it before you believe it? This sick son of a bitch was engaged in all kinds of Joseph Mengele type experiments on this ranch. And at this point, I'm convinced of it. There is another account of a baby actually being born and Ghislaine taking it. She said, I, I remember overhearing conversations about creating the perfect baby from the perfect gene pool. I don't even know where to start with that. Like, I don't even know what to say that's so ghastly and disgusting that I don't have words for it. Who would want to create a baby and bring a baby into that world? And God knows what they had in store for that child. Similar allegations that Epstein wanted to turn Zorro Ranch into into some kind of baby farm to build. This twisted idea of a master race first surfaced after the 2019 arrest. Zorro Ranch was the most eerie place. Just giant and quiet and literally in the middle of nowhere and miles and miles of just mountains and dirt for miles. Davey said she questioned whether the full truth of what happened at Zorro will ever come out. Whoever it is that's covering up has gone to great lengths to make sure it stays covered up, she said. I don't think there will ever be a full disclosure of it all. And that's really the truth of it. Whoever's covering this up does not want anyone to know what happened at that ranch. Zorro Ranch was never fully searched after the federal government ordered New Mexico authorities to stand down in 2019 because there was no probable cause to search the ranch. No probable cause. But they have Jeffrey Epstein in custody on human trafficking, man act, a bunch of RICO accounts if they want them. But they have no probable cause to raid the mansion. Tell me that doesn't stink. Tell me that that doesn't smell to you like a whole ass bag of rotten garbage. There's no excuse for it. None. And there is no amount of recreating history that can occur that's going to change my mind. There is no justification that the ranch was never raided. Lawmakers such as Stansberry are hoping to change that, telling 60 Minutes Australia she intends to make the Epstein files into Epstein trials. Well, those are nice words and I hope she's telling the truth, but I have my doubts. You know what I don't doubt though, that those atrocities occurred at Zorro Ranch. So as far as I'm concerned, until there's a real investigation that kicks off, anybody and everybody that was ever at that ranch is under suspicion. All the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description box. What's up, everyone? And welcome to another episode of the Epstein chronicles. Back in 2018, Jeffrey Epstein had his house broken into and roughly 30 guns were stolen from a very large gun safe. And we've talked about this previously, but there wasn't very much information out there about what went down. Well, today the New York Post has an article talking about it and digging a little bit deeper. And I think that one of the most interesting tidbits here is what Epstein's reaction was when he found out that his house had been broken into and the guns had been stolen. And of course, when we're dealing with Jeffrey Epstein, you always have to think that this might be some part of a schema plot, right? Were those guns not stolen? Were those guns taken by somebody Epstein knows and used for whatever purpose? Quite possible. And if you're wondering why a guy like Jeffrey Epstein had so many guns, let's remember where he got his start and let's remember who his mentors were. So the fact that Epstein had a bunch of guns doesn't shock me in the least. The real question is, what happened to those guns? And where are they now? Today's article was published by the New York Post and the headline, more than 30 guns stolen from From Jeffrey Epstein's New Mexico Zorro Ranch. But staff stonewalled the police probe. Inside job. Very possible. Why would the staff stonewall the investigation? If it was a legit break in and those guns were actually stolen, why in the hell would the staff stonewall it? This article was authored by Alex Oliveira. Dozens of guns were reportedly stolen from Jeffrey Epstein Zoro ranch in in 2018. But his staff refused to cooperate when police tried to investigate. So right off the bat, that smells weird. Why in the hell would they not cooperate? What do they have to gain from not cooperating what's coming their way if they don't cooperate? None of it makes sense. If somebody breaks into your house or the house of your boss and they steal a bunch of guns, probably a good idea to talk to the police, give them a statement and try and find out where those guns went, right? Then again, maybe those guns weren't stolen after all. Much of the.32 weapon arsenal was stolen from a very large gun safe in a garage at the Pedos mysterious New Mexico property. While some were also snatched from two other buildings on the grounds. In August of 2018, a New Mexico State police report obtained by the Santa Fe New Mexican showed. Like what? How did they know those guns were there? It had to be somebody that was familiar with it, right? And why would they only target the guns? Why not take property? Why not take paintings? Why not take anything of worth? Now, that's not to say the guns aren't worth anything, but I'm talking about significant wealth. Epstein had a bunch of paintings, a bunch of art. Why just focus on the guns? The buildings had apparently been broken into with at least one window smashed in the garage. Tire tracks were also found cutting across the desert grounds and leading to a slashed open fence. So obviously somebody, quote unquote, broke in or they wanted people to think that they broke in. Again, my first impression is it doesn't pass the sniff test. The buildings had apparently been broken into, with at least one window smashed in. The garage tire tracks were also found Cutting across the desert grounds and leading to a slashed open fence. Epstein simply replied wild when informed over email about the break in. Now, does that sound like a guy that's concerned, or does that sound like somebody that might have known that something might be cracking off? So, again, I ask you, where do those guns end up? And who is currently in possession of them? Reports about the break in come as New Mexico investigators are in the midst of the first extensive investigation into Zorro ranch, Located south of Santa fe, which was largely sparked by anonymous allegations that. That Epstein and his cohort strangled women to death during rough fetish sex on the property and buried their bodies there. And look, again, I'm not discounting it. I don't know. I think it's a worthwhile investigation, and it's something that should certainly be looked into, because we have no idea what really took place at zorro ranch. And that's because there's never been a real investigation. And that's always been my biggest complaint, my biggest gripe. I want to get to the bottom of this. And the only way to do that Is to have a real, sober look at it. All the evidence, no bias. And follow that evidence wherever it goes. Why is that so difficult for people to accept? And why is it so difficult for people to agree on that occurring? What are you scared of? Look, if it came back after a real investigation with a special counsel, that all of it was just overblown, mighty micro, I would gladly come here and tell you, look, this was wrong. That was wrong. We were wrong about that, because that's what matters, right? Getting it right or getting as close to the truth as possible, at least for me. But the big problem is we've never had a real investigation. And until that occurs, Me and my big mouth, we're gonna be right here yapping. Survivors of Epstein's abuse have also told tales about hearing talk of bizarre human breeding experiments Being conducted on the isolated property. And that's something we've heard a lot about. We all know how Epstein was into weird shit like transhumanism. And we all know how he was into genetics. And we've all heard the tales from women who were telling us about the freak show that was happening at that ranch. The problem is, nobody listened to those women when they were saying it. The burglary happened almost a year Before Epstein's suicide In a New York city jail after being Arrested for sex trafficking. They're pretty confident in saying it was a suicide, huh? That's a different tone from the New York Post, considering they've said that there was a lot wrong with Jeffrey Epstein's death and that they had some questions about it. But all of a sudden it's a suicide.
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I wonder why. I'm sure politics have nothing to do with it. His ranch staff reported the break in to police and cataloged the stolen weapon serial numbers. But when police asked for the list and tried to press the investigation, they were suddenly stonewalled. Staff then refused to provide further details of the break in over weeks of
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The investigation was closed after a month due to the staff's refusal to cooperate. The New Mexican reported. Now that's Epstein's refusal. Epstein told the staff not to cooperate 100%. You think they'd make that decision on their own? So my guess is that there was no break in. Here is a fake break in to cover whatever reason that those guns are being moved, for whatever clandestine reason those guns were needed. They needed a cover story so that they could tell the authorities that the guns were stolen, provide the serial numbers. That way they cover their asses if anything happens with those guns. And as of right now, that's where I'm sitting with this story. It remains unclear if Epstein told the staff not to speak to police, but emails released in the FBI's Epstein files show he directed ranch managers to a lawyer. Yeah, no, come on. We all know that Epstein was calling the shots. Do you really think some lowly ranch manager is going to do this without Epstein giving his approval? Please advise if we're able to forward the list of stolen weapons to Office Byrd of New Mexico State Police. So serial numbers extra can be sent to pawn shops, gun shows, etc, in the hope that something will turn up. The manager wrote with Epstein then referring them to his lawyer. The stolen weapons included rifles, handguns and antiques, according to the New Mexican. And Epstein kept that arsenal on his property despite having been barred from owning a gun for 10 years thanks to his 2008 felony conviction for soliciting a minor for prostitution. There you go. Another reason why the NPA should be ripped up. But yeah, I'm crazy. Epstein was totally in line with all of the terms of that deal.
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And that NPA should never be touched. And have you noticed that the Sheriff of Dorkingham, Todd Blanch, never talks about the NPA or the fact that the Justice Department could get rid of it tomorrow if they wanted to? I wonder why. I wonder why they never talk about that. I'm sure it has nothing to do with the fact that Epstein was in violation of all the terms and nobody did about it. I'm sure that has nothing to do with it. It's possible his violation of that federally mandated band was behind his refusal to talk to police about the burglary. He apparently flouted those rules brazenly. And in addition to the safes full of guns, Zorro Ranch had a shooting range and property trucks were equipped with handguns. Various young women were also seen firing high powered rifles at the ranch. In photos unearthed by the Epstein files, the sex trafficker also spared no expenses on his lethal collection. Various cabinets used to store them were valued at 57,500 and insured as fine art by 2013, the New Mexican reported. Look folks, Jeffrey Epstein in his previous life was an arms trafficker, so it makes sense that he has access to whatever guns he wanted. He did appear to tread lightly around the weapons restrictions in the years immediately after the conviction. In 2011, Epstein was permitting staff members to carry guns, but claimed he personally would not due to the conviction felony, according to an email that he sent. Yeah, sure, I'm sure Epstein had nothing to do with the guns, but he also seemed to find workarounds. When asked in 2010 if staff should remove guns from the property before he arrived, Epstein said yes, but simply directed them to move them to a house on the land which was owned by a staff member, thereby following the restrictions while keeping the weapons nearby. My guess is he moved the weapons to Larry Vasoski's. Now don't quote me on that, but that's a staff member that lived on Zorro Ranch property. Who else could it be? Having guns on a remote wilderness ranch is not inherently strange. The New Mexico desert is rife with dangerous wildlife like rattlesnakes, while the state frequently has one of the highest burglary rates in the country. What do you need a gun for with a rattlesnake using an AR15 to take out a rattlesnake? Tell me you've never been to the desert without telling me you've never been to the desert. But the accounts from Epstein victims who were abused at Zorro Ranch could paint a cadre of staff armed by an arsenal of weapons in a much different light. Zorro Ranch was probably the most eerie. Just giant and quiet and literally in the middle of nowhere and miles and miles of mountains and dirt surrounding it, epstein accuser shantae Davies told 60 Minutes Australia on Sunday There was a lot of time being in my room like a mouse in a trap, waiting for a knock on the door and for someone to say, Jeffrey is ready for his massage. Now, look, we're just beginning to scratch the surface of Zorro Ranch. And I think as we move forward and more people come forward, we're going to have a lot more to work with. But we'll have to see where this one goes and if there's any follow up as to where these guns might have ended up, because I think that's very, very interesting. And like usual, we're going to continue throwing uppercuts until we figure out what's going on. All the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description box. What's up, everyone? And welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles. One of the most frustrating things when it comes to the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein and his crimes is the lack of interest that was shown in New Mexico. And back then I told you that there were girls that were abused in New Mexico who were local. And unfortunately, none of those girls or women had come forward in a public manner. Well, now that this new probe has been launched in New Mexico, local survivors are now coming forward. And I think that one of the main reasons that these women stayed quiet was that the state of New Mexico, at least at the time, was basically wrapped around Jeffrey Epstein's little finger. I mean, look at all the powerful people that were in his circle, from the state of New Mexico, from Bill Richardson to the Kings to others. And when you have that kind of power, that kind of pull, it's very difficult for a girl who's vulnerable or say an indigenous girl to go to the authorities and say, you know what? Jeffrey Epstein and his friends abused me. Nobody's going to listen to you, at least not back then. But now the tide has turned and people are paying attention. And with this new committee that has been launched in New Mexico, hopefully more girls and women who were abused come forward. And I find it pretty ironic that this story is breaking today because yesterday when I was over at my parents house, we were talking about New Mexico a little bit, me and my dad. And one of the things we've always said is that if Epstein was abusing girls in New York, high school girls, high school girls in Florida, high school girls down in the Virgin Islands, what makes anyone think that he wasn't going to abuse local high school girls in New Mexico as well, especially indigenous girls? And we all know that Jeffrey Epstein and his buddies like girls from South America. So I Don't think it's too big of a leap here to put two and two together. In fact, I think it's the most likely scenario. And then, of course, we get to all of the missing and unaccounted for indigenous girls in the state of New Mexico, and it becomes terrifying. Now, look, I'm not going to sit here and tell you that Jeffrey Epstein and his buddies were responsible for that. I don't know. Is it a possibility? Most certainly is. One thing that I've learned when it comes to this story is I don't discount anything until we have the evidence. I mean, how many times have things turned on a dime here? And unfortunately, we're working behind the eight ball.
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We don't have all the information, we don't have all the evidence. So we have to piece things together the best we can. But I always thought that there were more people that were abused in New Mexico, people that were local, than we ever heard of. And when I was down there in New Mexico talking to sources, I heard the same thing. And now that this story is breaking here on Reuters, it's pretty damn interesting. So that said, why don't we dive into this article and see what Reuters has for us? Headline as New Mexico Probes Epstein, Local Survivors Come Forward. This article was authored by Erica Stapleton and Andrew Hay. Authorities in New Mexico are trying to determine how many local women and girls were abused by the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein at his isolated Zorro Ranch compound. I'm saying in the dozens. Unfortunately, that's my estimation, and I'm basing that on what I heard from people that lived near the ranch and had access to it. These are people that have heard stories, talked to people, you know, and they gave me this information secondhand. I'm not going to sit here and tell you I talked with somebody locally who said that they were abused by Jeffrey Epstein. But I did speak to people locally who said they know people that were abused. Now, whether you choose to believe them or not, that's a whole different story.
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But that's what I heard. That's what I was told face to face. And considering that these sources have been spot on about everything else, I had no doubt that they were right about this, too. And now we're hearing that over a dozen women sought support in 2019 in New Mexico due to being abused by Jeffrey Epstein. And remember, the state thought it was a good idea to shut the investigation down. Yeah, let's just punt over to the feds because they've done such a great job. In the past, Several individuals have said that they were flown to the ranch and abused by Epstein and his associates. To date, only one, former Santa Fe massage therapist, Rachel Benavidez, was known to be from New Mexico. New Mexico representative Mariana Anaya, who co sponsored the state's truth commission probe into Epstein, told reuters that the group had been in contact with a number of New Mexico residents who say that they were abused at the ranch. And it's going to keep coming. I'm telling you right now, once you see a crack in the dam, that water starts busting through. And I think that we've only begun to scratch the surface in New Mexico. And that goes for all of us, me included. There's a lot more to be uncovered there, and it might necessitate another trip for me out to New Mexico. I feel like there's a lot of fertile ground here. A lot of information that still has not been uncovered and a lot of information that could really help the story forward. And having these survivors speak out is going to put a turbocharge in it because people now are going to start digging. Previously, nobody really cared about New Mexico when it comes to Epstein. They were all focused on the island, all focused on, you know, New York, but mainly the island. Right. But I think the real atrocities, the real madness, the real sickness was occurring at this ranch, and I think that there was some wild happening here. When it comes to science, I can confirm that we've been reached out to by local alleged victims, Anaya told Reuters in a text message. And I think it's just going to keep going. I think we're going to hear from more women and they're going to have very similar stories. They were recruited maybe at a local high school or event, whatever, and they were brought into the orbit of Jeffrey Epstein, and they were groomed and abused. It was the first time that the commission has acknowledged contact with local people who say that they were abused at the ranch during the quarter century Epstein owned the property. That ranch should have been raided the day Jeffrey Epstein was arrested. All of his properties at the same time, just like they would have for John gotti or diddy. So again, that brings us to the question, what makes Epstein so special in the mind of the government? Well, besides the fact that he was an asset for them. The state reopened its investigation into alleged child sex trafficking at the ranch in february, citing the u. S. Department of justice release of millions of files on Epstein. They included an email from a person claiming to be a former ranch employee who alleged that Epstein buried the Bodies of two girls and hills outside the property. And look again, very possible, especially if we're talking about indigenous girls. What, you don't think Epstein and his buddies know the deal? They most certainly do. There are so many missing indigenous girls in New Mexico, they had to start a database for it. And if you think those girls are just, you know, waking up one day and deciding to leave home, you're crazy. Now, some of them may be, but the vast majority. Something stinks in New Mexico. Epstein and his associates are accused of grooming local teenage girls at his New York and Palm beach residences, according to court testimony from criminal trials. Maria Jose Rodriguez Cadiz, who had Soleil sexual assault services in Santa Fe, the only such support center in the region, told Reuters in an interview that in 2019, the year Epstein was arrested and then found dead in his jail cell, around 45 people approached the center to seek information, therapy, and other services in relation to alleged sexual abuse at the ranch. So we were like five years ahead of this story, but unfortunately, nobody was listening. I was telling people this years ago, and then after my trip to New Mexico, I knew that things were a lot worse in that state than we were being told. She estimated that between a quarter and a half of those contacts were from women who said they had been abused at the ranch, although she added that the center did not keep detailed records. Dozens of people who were in need of information or direct services related to the Epstein sex ring were coming forward. Rodriguez Cadiz said. She attributed the increased contact in 2019 to news of Epstein's arrest, as well as the increased visibility of the MeToo movement against powerful perpetrators of sexual abuse. You mean the MeToo movement that largely ignored what was going on with Epstein? I don't recall any of those pink hat people showing up for the Glenn Maxwell trial. Epstein survivors were largely abandoned, and it was only a few voices that were, you know, speaking up in the dark, going against the grain, and alerting people that something was seriously wrong. And the loudest voices were the survivors themselves. But let's not act like me too showed up and helped out. They didn't. In fact, this was largely ignored. She said that one of the women who approached the center in 2019 filed police complaints. At the time, the center is co housed with Santa Fe Police Department Special Victims Unit. So police reports were filed and nothing was done. Once again, nothing was done. Not a word about Zorro Ranch when it comes to the federal, you know, conversation. Not a word about what went on there, and certainly not a word about the girls who were hurt.
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And I think a lot of people are going to be shocked when they find out just how pervasive the abuse was at Zorro ranch. Nationally, about 24% of rapes and sexual assaults were reported to police in 2024, the most recent year for which full details exist, according to the U.S. department of Justice. That's just deplorable. Only 24% of rapes and sexual assaults were reported. And that's because people think nothing will happen. Nobody's going to believe me. Why would they believe me? And in my opinion, it's a sad indictment on our society. Now look, I'm not going to sit here and tell you that people don't lie. They do. Do people make false allegations? Most certainly. But when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein, when it comes to what he was up to, I would say the reverse is opposite. And the vast majority of people that have come forward have told the truth. And I think now that the veil is being pulled down in New Mexico, people are going to find out just how ugly that truth is. Alright folks, that's gonna do it for this one. All the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description box.
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What's up everyone? And welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. One of the most confounding parts of Jeffrey Epstein and his abuse and the so called investigation into it is the fact that New Mexico was never really part of the conversation. Oh sure, people brought it up, people talked about Zorro Ranch, but was there ever really any sort of investigation there? Hell, the place was never even raided. So how could they ever even begin to talk about justice in New Mexico when that ranch was never even raided? In fact, not only was it not raided, but the Attorney General of the state at the time decided that he was going to kick the whole entire case to the feds. So this whole entire situation in New Mexico has never really been looked at. And a lot of that had to do with the fact that Jeffrey Epstein was real tight with a lot of the power players in New Mexico, from Bill Richardson to the Kings. And when you're breaking bread with people like that, you better believe that they're gonna help you out along the way. And there's no doubt in my mind anyway that Jeffrey Epstein was being assisted in New Mexico by at the very least, Bill Richardson. And then you add all of the accusations against Bill Richardson and all the other nonsense that he's been accused of over the years. And it certainly seems to me that Bill Richardson should have had some explaining to do, but instead he was Welcomed with open arms by the Biden administration as they tried to get Brittney Griner freed from Russia. And while I agree that we should be trying to free American citizens, do we need to have one of Jeffrey Epstein's right hand men involved? I don't think we do. And as far as Zorro Ranch itself, when I went down there in 2020, you want to talk about a desolate place and I'm from the desert. I live in Las Vegas. So obviously I live in the desert, smack dab in the middle of the Mojave Desert. And down there in Santa Fe, the desert is pretty similar to what we have here in Las Vegas, except it gets a lot colder in the winter because of elevation. But it's considered high desert, just like here in Vegas. And when you're in an area like that and it's as desolate as Zorro Ranch is, we're talking about hardly any neighbors anywhere. So a true feeling of isolation. And if you're one of these girls that was being trafficked there, there's no escape. There's not even hope of walking out of there and hiking to civilization. Unless, of course, you have the right gear. Unless, of course, you know what you're doing because you go out in the desert at the wrong time and we all know what happens then. So this was the perfect place for Jeffrey Epstein to do what he was doing. And another thing that a lot of people don't even bother bringing up is the location. Smack dab in the middle of the Santa Fe Institute and Los Alamos. So there's a lot going on here in New Mexico and there's no doubt that only the surface has been scratched. And hopefully with the renewed interest in what's going on here, there is more of a push for some transparency down at Zorro Ranch. Do I think there will be? I don't, but it would be nice. Today's article is from Koat and the headline, Secrets in the Mansion Documents Revealed Disgusting Activities at Jeffrey Epstein's New Mexico Ranch. The only problem is they weren't secrets. Everybody knew what was going on. Like I said, when I went down there for my own investigation, I talked to a bunch of people and they all knew the deal. They knew how gross it was. They knew that girls were being brought in and they all had a pretty good idea about what was going on. And those hunches, well, they were all confirmed when Jeffrey Epstein ended up getting arrested for solicitation of a minor. So all of these folks down in New Mexico that I was talking with people in Stanley, people in Santa Fe, hell, people in Albuquerque all knew that. That something really bad was going on at this ranch. Meanwhile, the authorities down in New Mexico, they couldn't be bothered. And instead of doing their duty to protect the people who live in their state, they decided that they were going to punt the whole investigation to the feds. And we know how that works out. How did that federal investigation of Jeffrey Epstein work out? And how can anyone sit here and tell me with a straight face that Zorro Ranch shouldn't have been raided? This place should have been raided the same day the Manhattan house was raided. All these places at the same time should have been hit like they would have done to any other criminal operation. But like usual Jeffrey Epstein and his criminal operation, they're treated with a different set of white gloves. This article was authored by T.J. wilhelm. New Mexico was mentioned more than two dozen times in recently unsealed documents that highlight what's been called disgusting activities that occurred in Jeffrey Epstein's Southern Santa Fe county mansion. Yeah, disgusting activities is putting it lightly. What happened at this mansion is just as gross as what happened on the island. And a lot of people like to hyper focus on that island. But I think people that do that are missing the bigger picture. And the bigger picture is that all these properties were being used to abuse people. But the house out here in New Mexico, talk about scary, talk about desolate, talk about evil. This is it. When you talk to these survivors about their experiences out at Zorro Ranch, it's a whole different story. The desolation, the isolation. It's like being on an island, basically. And another thing nobody's ever brought up is if Jeffrey Epstein was bringing in schoolgirls in New York and Florida. Do you mean to tell me that he wasn't doing the same in New Mexico? Because I have a hard time believing that. My guess is. And folks, this is just speculation that there are unnamed women and girls in New Mexico who have been abused by these sick fucks in the same manner that we saw in New York and Florida. Epstein was a billionaire. No, he wasn't. 577 millionaire who was accused of trafficking underage girls for sexual. He killed himself in jail before trial. Allegedly. And as far as accused. Come on, we all know the story. And if he wasn't guilty of what happened, why did his estate pay out all that money? The second they paid out those settlements, the whole alleged stuff went out the window. The documents released last week are part of a civil suit filed by Virginia Roberts against Ghislaine Maxwell, a longtime acquaintance. Acquaintance? You mean partner, general, all around scuzbag, fellow child abuser. That's what you mean, right? Of Epstein, who is currently serving prison time for child sex trafficking. The documents contain more than 900 pages of documents describing what occurred at the New Mexico mansion he called the Zorro Ranch. For the past several days, Target 7 has been combing through those documents and found that New Mexico and this mansion were mentioned more than two dozen times as being a place where. Where some horrific acts were occurring. Some horrific acts. That's like saying a few bombs fell on Dresden. In the documents, Roberts says she was recruited at the age of 16 to give what was called massages inside Epstein's estate to the rich and powerful. These massages are alleged in the documents to include nudity, sex acts, and sex toys. The documents include depositions taken from Roberts and other women who gave massages. You mean other women who are being trafficked? Holy hell, is this guy okay? The guy writing this article, first day talking about Epstein, I see, huh? There are allegations by these women that a lot of activity took place not only on Epstein's island in the Caribbean, but also at the New Mexico ranch, said KOAT legal expert John Day. You dudes are just finding this out. You're just learning about what happened because everybody knew this before we saw any unsealed documents. All the unsealed documents did was provide receipts, right? There's really no bombshells in there that we didn't know. But down here in New Mexico, there's no way that these journalists didn't know what was up. There's no way. Everybody was talking about it. Everybody I talked to down in New Mexico. And I'm not even kidding you when I say this. Everybody I talked to, at the very least, had heard rumors about Zorro Ranch and what was going on there. According to the documents, Epstein's accusers. You mean survivors said he would have some of the women give massages to some of his guests. In the documents, one woman said she stayed in New Mexico and was a sex slave starting at age 15. At another point, Roberts said nude photos were taken of her and she met a president of a foreign country here in New Mexico. His name was still sealed. And one woman alleged she was forced to have sex with prominent people. New Mexico plays a prominent role in the Epstein story because of the one relationship with former Governor Richardson, too. With the fact that Epstein had this opulent ranch in southern Santa Fe county that apparently he visited a lot of times with a lot of people named in these documents, Day said, well, yeah, no shit. Welcome to the party, pal. As John McClain would say, one of the people who were reported to have stayed here was world renowned attorney and Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz. But remember Dershowitz, he's not really friendly with Epstein. Epstein was just a client, don't you know? Dershowitz has denied in court filings ever having sexual relations with underage girls. Many others are named in the documents also denying the accusations, including former Governor Bill Richardson and former President Bill Clinton and and Prince Andrew. While some are accused of getting massages, there are no direct accusations of criminal activity with underage girls, which is incorrect. Bill Richardson has been credibly accused of sexually assaulting Virginia. So what are you even talking about? Still whitewashing Bill Richardson's legacy, I see, huh?
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It's definitely a list that these people wish that they weren't on, Day said. The documents detail how some people were flown into the ranch on a small plane using a landing strip in Santa Fe County. Day says more details are likely to come out in the years to come. There are eight other civil suits that have been filed by survivors. The New Mexico connection to Jeffrey Epstein is continuing. The more names that come out, the more documents that are released, Day said, I think we'll see a lot more references to New Mexico. Well, I'm sure you will, but a quick Google search will give you everything you need to know. Are these guys for real with this nonsense? Like this is breaking news. In Maxwell's subpoenaed emails alone, she mentions the state 64 times. More documents are expected to be released, and we continue to search through them to find more connections to the land of Enchantment. I think the main takeaway here is that not enough scrutiny has been put on Zorro Ranch and what happened at Zorro Ranch. And it's something that needs to be rectified. There needs to be a real investigation. People need to be brought in, and you can wrap it all up with a Senate investigation into the rest of the stuff we've been talking about. And until they do that, all of these lame brains on Capitol Hill down there showing pictures of Epstein acting stupid, trying to use this as a political cudgel. They should be ashamed of themselves. Because while they're grandstanding and while they're fucking around, the people that were assisting Jeffrey Epstein, the people that were using his services, well, they're still living their best lives. So go ahead and keep it up. Keep up with your grandstanding. Keep up with your pro wrestling act because the rest of us are paying attention and the rest of us are disgusted. Alright, folks, that's gonna do it for this one. All of the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description.
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