Epstein's New Mexico Ranch Demolished for Christian Retreat Amid Investigation

Controversial Ranch Demolition

• 🚨 Don Huffines, a MAGA Republican, purchased Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico in 2023.
• 🏗️ Huffines is demolishing and constructing at the ranch, transforming it into a Christian retreat for children called St. Raphael.
• ⏰ This construction began after the New Mexico legislature established a truth commission to investigate crimes at the ranch.

New Mexico Investigation Efforts

• 🔍 The New Mexico truth commission, co-sponsored by State Representative Andrea Romero, aims to investigate allegations of child sex abuse, human trafficking, and potential burials at the Zorro Ranch.
• ⚠️ The investigation seeks to uncover what happened, why previous investigations were blocked or not pursued, and the extent of crimes committed over 26 years.
• ⚖️ The commission is crucial because statutes of limitations have run on many of the alleged sex crimes, making a thorough investigation of other aspects vital.

Questions and Red Flags

• 💬 Critics question the timing of the construction during an active investigation, suggesting it could destroy potential evidence, including allegations of buried bodies.
• 🧩 Huffines appeared with Matt Gaetz, who faces his own ethics allegations regarding underage girls, adding to the controversy.
• 🕵️‍♂️ Historical records show FBI investigations in 2006-2007 were halted, and federal prosecutors never searched the New Mexico property in 2019, despite serious allegations.

Federal Intervention and Allegations

• 🛑 In 2019, federal officials reportedly told the New Mexico Attorney General's office to cease sex trafficking investigations related to Epstein and share their findings.
• 📧 An email from a former Zorro staffer alleged that two foreign girls were buried at the ranch on Epstein's orders after dying during "rough fetish sex."
• 🚨 The speaker emphasizes that the Zorro Ranch was a site of "more horrible things" than Epstein's other properties, highlighting the severity of the allegations.