Recently deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s secluded “Zorro Ranch” property in New Mexico is drawing attention, as state authorities there say they are cooperating with investigators and have already handed over 400 pages of Epstein’s property records.
The documents, which may contain names of Epstein’s alleged co-conspirators, were handed to investigators by New Mexico Public Lands Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard. Matt Baca, the spokesman for New Mexico’s attorney general, said in July that state officials were interviewing people who allege they were sexually abused at Epstein’s ranch.
