LOTS OF POSTS IGNORED BY BLOGGER.....
ALL POSTS ARE AVAILABLE ON
Support our truly independent journalism. EXCLUSIVE: THE BODIES 'BURIED' AT ZORROA Former Staff Member’s Chilling Claim About Epstein's Arizona Ranch. An Investigation Shut Down Cold. It’s Time to Dig.Three months after Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell, someone who claimed to be a former staff member at his sprawling New Mexico compound sent a chilling email to a journalist. The claim: Two foreign girls were buried in the hills outside Zorro Ranch. The allegation: They died by strangulation during “rough, fetish sex”—on orders of “Jeffrey and Madam G.” The email, dated November 21, 2019, was sent via encrypted ProtonMail. It was forwarded days later to another recipient. This document—now part of the massive Epstein archive released through congressional and legal proceedings—has never been publicly reported. Until now. THE TIPThe email begins with a warning: “This is sensitive, so it will be the first and last email depending on your discretion.” The sender claims to be “a person that has been there and seen it all, as a former staff at the Zorro.” Then comes the bombshell:
The sender claims to possess video evidence of Epstein’s crimes—including footage allegedly showing sexual abuse of minors and an audio recording of “a girl from Bay area suicide attempt confession to Madam G.” The tipster demanded one bitcoin for the material. Whether this was an extortion attempt, a legitimate whistleblower seeking compensation, or something else entirely—we don’t know. What we do know: This tip exists in the official record. THE FBI KNEWDeep within the FBI’s evidence logs for case 50D-NY-3027571—the federal child sex trafficking investigation into Epstein—sits an entry that has gone unexamined: “U Email regarding information for sale about the Epstein Zorro Ranch” The FBI was tracking tips about Zorro Ranch. They logged this one. But what did they do with it? The case summary shows the investigation remains in “Pending Inactive” status. Maxwell was convicted. Epstein is dead. The case has effectively been closed to new investigative work. No one has ever been charged with crimes at Zorro Ranch. THE INVESTIGATION THAT VANISHEDIn 2019, New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas announced his office was investigating Epstein’s activities at Zorro Ranch. The 7,500-acre property in southern Santa Fe County was known to be part of Epstein’s trafficking network. Virginia Roberts Giuffre, one of Epstein’s most prominent accusers, described being taken there as a teenager. In sworn testimony, she detailed being photographed at the ranch, riding Epstein’s horses, and being used for sex. She also testified to something else: Epstein brought in foreign girls who couldn’t communicate in English. “Epstein laughed about the fact they couldn’t really communicate,” she stated, “saying that they are the ‘easiest’ girls to get along with.” The state investigation seemed promising. Clara Moran, then chief deputy attorney general, wrote to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in New York in 2020:
And then? The investigation closed within a year. No charges were filed. When the current New Mexico Department of Justice was asked about it, a spokesperson said the investigation “closed before our administration took office” and “does not seem to have uncovered any information beyond what was already identified in the broader class action” lawsuits. That’s it. That’s the entire explanation for why an investigation into a known sex trafficking compound—where a tipster alleged two girls were buried—simply evaporated. WHAT WAS AT ZORRO RANCH?Epstein acquired the property in 1993 through an entity called Zorro Trust, later renamed Cypress Inc. He purchased the land from the family of former New Mexico Governor Bruce King—one of the state’s most powerful political dynasties—and secured more than 1,100 acres of adjacent state-leased land for under a thousand dollars a year. The compound featured a large hilltop mansion with a “party shower” designed for multiple people and an underground club-like space equipped with cameras and stripper poles where staff were reportedly forbidden to enter. Epstein allegedly told associates he intended to use the ranch to “seed the human race with his DNA” by impregnating women there. Local accounts describe parties, visiting VIPs, and a tightly controlled environment. Multiple accusers say they were recruited and sexually abused at Zorro Ranch, describing it as integral to Epstein’s trafficking operation. FBI documents show Epstein maintained 5-6 full-time staff and seasonal employees. He spent approximately 50 days per year there. Evidence seized from his properties included discs labeled “Zorro”—containing photographs noted alongside discs labeled with girls’ names and descriptions like “Girl Pics Nude.” Virginia Roberts Giuffre was photographed there as a teenager. She described returning to “Epstein’s Zorro Ranch” after sightseeing in Santa Fe. The photos exist. They’re in the court record. In 2019, New Mexico’s State Land Office turned over hundreds of pages of lease documents related to Cypress Inc. to the state attorney general. After Epstein’s death, the ranch was put on the market for $27.5 million. It sold in 2023 to a newly formed entity called San Rafael Ranch LLC for an undisclosed price—reportedly far below asking. The property was renamed Rancho de San Rafael. The identities of the new owners have not been publicly disclosed. But beyond the documented abuse of survivors who came forward, what else happened in those isolated hills? And who now owns the land where bodies may be buried? A TRUTH COMMISSIONNew Mexico lawmakers have finally had enough. In late 2025, state legislators announced plans for a “truth commission” to investigate what happened at Zorro Ranch over decades—and why the state failed to hold anyone accountable. The proposed commission would have subpoena power. It would employ investigators and lawyers. It would start work in April 2026. THE QUESTIONSWas the November 2019 tip ever investigated? Did the FBI or New Mexico authorities attempt to locate the sender? Did anyone search the hills outside Zorro Ranch? Why did the New Mexico investigation close so quickly? Clara Moran wrote that the ranch was used to “facilitate the commission and prolonged concealment” of trafficking. What evidence did they find? What leads did they pursue? Why did it all stop? What happened to Epstein’s foreign victims? Multiple survivors describe girls brought from overseas who couldn’t speak English. Where are they now? Were they ever identified? Were any reported missing? Who else knew? The ranch had full-time staff. Epstein spent weeks there every year. If the tipster’s account is true, others would have known. Has anyone searched those hills? 7,500 acres is a lot of ground. But a credible tip about buried bodies should trigger a search. Did one ever happen? THE DOCUMENTThe email that started this investigation is document EFTA00067066 in the Epstein archive. It was sent November 21, 2019, forwarded November 25, 2019. It may be the ravings of an opportunist seeking bitcoin. Or it may be the confession of someone who witnessed murder and carried the secret for years. We don’t know—because no one has ever publicly investigated. Zev Shalev is an Emmy-nominated, Murrow Award-winning journalist who has been investigating the Trump-Epstein network for a decade. He has been revealing the crimes of the network in “The Greatest Heist,” available as a Substack series. Please DM him with any tips you may have related to Zorro Ranch or Epstein-Trump.
| ||||||||||||||||||||||
Finally someone is talking about the dead girls in this whole scenario. We also need to check about Trump's golf course claims.
Trump also supposedly told girls that if they told that he had just raped them they would end up buried in his golf course like their friend Maria, a 12-year old Latina who had been made to play illegal immigrant in his sexual scenario of rape. It makes me sick to think of what he was doing with those girls and sicker that he and others may have been involved in murders of girls, women and babies. This should be investigated fully. That is the kind of secret that Trump could have been referring to in Epstein's birthday card.
Every property should be investigated with cadaver dogs.
Zev, you are a remarkable investigative reporter. Thanks for all your hard work, and for sharing this information to the world
There is legislation working through the New Mexico legislature right now to commence an investigation into why nothing ever happened at the Ranch when he died.
I have family that lives near Zorro Ranch. It’s between Albuquerque and Santa Fe and is in a beautiful, remote area. One of our former governors Bill Richardson was a frequent visitor to the ranch and was friends with Maxwell. Knowing the kind of man he was I wouldn’t be surprised if he was at the ranch for sex.
It’s a terrible thought but many areas in sparsely populated NM are perfect for burying a body that would never be found. There were always rumors, in Santa Fe anyway, about what was going on at the ranch, but we’re very used to celebrities who want total privacy. People coming and going wouldn’t raise eyebrows. That ranch is very large with a lot of out buildings and I believe an air strip so quite a few people must have been employed there besides this one whistle blower and no doubt have information.
As for the new owners I know a woman who has a friend that went on an interview at the ranch for head housekeeper. She said that the questions asked were very strange and she felt uncomfortable the entire time she was there. She left and never returned. It’s not out of the question that something shady is going on at the ranch now too given what the women told my friend. I’ve always felt that Zorro wasn’t paid as much attention to as some of Epstein’s other properties but knowing NM as I do I suspect there’s much more to be known about who was there and the activities that transpired there.
THERE ARE A LOT MORE QUESTIONS ABOUT WHY THIS WAS NEVER INVESTIGATED...






No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.