The Epstein Truth Commission presented a 119-page interim report at the Roundhouse in New Mexico, documenting allegations of abuse and activities tied to Jeffrey Epstein in the state. The report states that five women and girls were abused at Zorro Ranch between 1996 and 2012, but the commission believes the number is higher.
Investigation Details
The commission has issued 24 subpoenas and received over 100,000 pages of documents, with much of the information coming from Epstein’s files and other sources. Four of the subpoenas are new, including one issued to a Santa Fe spa called Ten Thousand Waves. The spa addressed the allegations on social media, stating that it had never provided therapists for off-premises ‘house calls’ and was unaware of Jeffrey Epstein’s activities in New Mexico until the suppressed investigation came to light.
Between 1992 and 2019, Epstein’s aircraft made 227 flights into New Mexico, with Epstein himself on 140 of those flights. The commission plans to release its final report by the end of the year.
Survivor Rachel Benavidez spoke to the commission, stating she was abused at Zorro Ranch and accusing the government of withholding evidence related to Epstein. The commission’s report is the first time any government has documented what is known about Epstein and what he did in New Mexico.
Original reporting: KOAT Albuquerque — read the source article.
