Ten Thousand Waves, the well-known Santa Fe spa that has surfaced in newly released Epstein-related documents, has denied allegations that it knowingly supplied massage therapists or referrals to Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch. The controversy stems from FBI interview summaries and testimony connected to New Mexico’s expanding investigation into Epstein’s activities at the ranch, where former ranch manager Brice Gordon reportedly told investigators that many of the massage therapists used at the property were hired locally through Ten Thousand Waves or by referral. The allegations have drawn fresh attention because multiple women have accused Epstein of using “massages” as a cover for sexual abuse and trafficking operations carried out across his various properties. The spa, however, pushed back firmly against the claims, stating it neither provided nor referred masseuses to Zorro Ranch and denying any involvement in Epstein’s activities.

The denials come as scrutiny surrounding Epstein’s operations in New Mexico continues to intensify, especially amid criticism that Zorro Ranch was never thoroughly searched or investigated during the height of the federal probes into Epstein. Former massage therapist Rachel Benavidez previously alleged in the documentary Surviving Jeffrey Epstein that she was sexually abused after being hired to work at the ranch, further fueling questions about how Epstein sourced workers and who may have crossed paths with his operation over the years. Critics argue that the emergence of local businesses and institutions in the newly released files underscores how deeply embedded Epstein allegedly became within elite and everyday circles in New Mexico. Still, Ten Thousand Waves maintains there was no institutional relationship with Epstein’s ranch and rejects accusations that it knowingly facilitated or connected massage therapists to his operation.

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Ten Thousand Waves spa in Santa Fe denies Jeffrey Epstein massage allegations