by Frank Bergman, Slay News:
New Mexico officials have intensified their renewed investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous “Zorro Ranch,” ordering several major companies to preserve records connected to the late convicted sex offender’s sprawling property.
The move marks a significant escalation in the state’s effort to uncover what may have occurred at the secluded ranch, where multiple victims have alleged they were abused.
State Demands Records From Major Companies
According to a report from The Wall Street Journal, New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez has ordered over two dozen corporations to preserve documents and records linked to Epstein’s operations at Zorro Ranch.
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The companies reportedly include financial and technology giants such as JPMorgan, Google, and American Express.
The preservation orders come as state officials prepare to pursue subpoenas as part of the reopened investigation.
Earlier this year, New Mexico authorities formally revived their probe into activities connected to Epstein’s ranch. In March, investigators conducted a search of the property as part of that effort.
“Reopening the investigation into allegations at Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch was undertaken with deep respect for survivors and a commitment to accountability,” Torrez told the Journal.
New Scrutiny of Long-Running Allegations
The renewed investigation follows the Trump administration’s partial release of files related to Epstein, which reignited public interest in the disgraced financier’s network and activities.
Several alleged victims have previously claimed they were abused at Zorro Ranch, a remote property Epstein purchased in New Mexico in 1993.
The ranch has long been at the center of speculation surrounding Epstein’s operations.
