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The Truth Is Coming From New Mexico

Trump told Americans to "get on to something else." New Mexico said no.

Dina Doll Jun 9 ∙ Guest post

Guest article by Dina Doll

Zorro Ranch, New Mexico

While the White House has spent months trying to bury the Epstein files, a small bipartisan commission in Santa Fe just fired 14 subpoenas at the people and institutions that allegedly let it all happen. They are going after Epstein’s own estate. They are going after the FBI and the DOJ. They are going after Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan Chase — the two banks that allegedly moved his money for years while women were being abused on his ranch. They are going after state agencies, the governor’s office, local law enforcement, and a prestigious scientific research center that allegedly received at least $680,000 in Epstein donations.

No political theater. No press conference grandstanding. Just a $2 million budget and a mandate to find the truth.

This is what accountability looks like when Washington refuses to provide it.

On June 1, survivors stood before the commission and told their stories. Rachel, who alleges she was abused by Epstein at his Zorro Ranch after being hired as a massage therapist, told the commission: “In 2019, when Jeffrey Epstein was arrested, I spoke out about the sexual abuse and crimes he committed against me. I am here again today in 2026 as a 52-year-old woman speaking out, trying to find truth and justice — and still no answers.”

Seven years. Still no answers.

Virginia Giuffre’s family was also there. Giuffre, one of Epstein’s most prominent alleged victims, died by suicide last year. Her sister-in-law Amanda Roberts called the commission’s work “an opportunity to finally turn the page from secrecy and impunity toward real accountability and real justice.”

Sky Roberts, the brother of the late Virginia Giuffre, victim of late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, addresses the New Mexico State legislature’s investigatory committee on Epstein’s case, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, U.S., June 1, 2026. REUTERS/Andrew Hay

These are not abstract political arguments. These are women. These are families. And they are still waiting.

They are not just looking at what Epstein did. They are looking at who helped him do it.

Meanwhile in Washington, Pam Bondi couldn’t find her voice.

Pam Bondi sat for four hours of closed-door questioning before the House Oversight Committee on May 29. She refused to answer whether Trump had any involvement in the handling or withholding of the Epstein files. Not once. Bondi was not under oath. The interview was not videotaped because for the Republicans their “investigation” seems more of a distraction than a serious probe into the truth.

After all, according to former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, their leader, Trump called Greene personally and screamed at her for pushing to release the files. She says he told her: “Marjorie, my friends will get hurt.” She says he told her: “People you know, Marjorie, people at Mar-a-Lago. They’re going to get hurt.”

Thankfully New Mexico is far away from Washington and has the courage and the legal basis to uncover the truth. Rep. Andrea Romero, who chairs the commission, put it plainly: the abuses at Zorro Ranch “went ignored here for over 20 years.” State authorities have reopened a criminal investigation that was closed in 2019 at the request of the DOJ. It searched the ranch in March. The commission has a tip line. They are building a referral package for prosecution.

They are doing the work that Republicans in Washington can’t, or won’t.

The acting attorney general, Todd Blanche, said in April that the Epstein files “should not be a part of anything going forward.” Trump told Americans to move on. The former attorney general took four hours to say nothing.

New Mexico is not moving on.

And somewhere, 14 institutions are about to get a subpoena from a state legislature operating with $2 million and no patience left for silence.

The survivors have been waiting years for someone to take them seriously. Four lawmakers on a perfectly named the truth commission, just did.

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Tonight in Your Rights: "A warrior with a story to tell" Explosive revelations abound in Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre's memoirs, a pardoned Jan. 6 rioter's new "terroristic threats" charges, and more. Adam Klasfeld Oct 22 The front cover of Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir “Nobody’s Girl” That Virginia Giuffre’s teenage face became a symbol of the women and girls whom Jeffrey Epstein and his associates abused is no accident. Her lawsuits against Epstein and his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell contributed significantly to their downfalls. Groundbreaking journalistic investigations would not have been possible without mining the court records created by her lawsuits. Her cooperation was instrumental to law enforcement investigations involving Epstein’s sex trafficking network from New York to Paris. She used the money from settlements to found Victims Refuse Silence, an advocacy group for survivors later rebranded as Speak Out, Act, Reclaim (SOAR). As she puts it in her memoir, Giuffre is a “warrior with a story to tell.” Giuffre’s posthumously published book “Nobody’s Girl” is both a gut-wrenching memoir and a richly chronicled account of a notorious true crime by one of its central witnesses. It’s not only about Epstein: Giuffre writes that she was sexually abused by her father, a family friend, and another sex trafficker before ever meeting Epstein. Giuffre didn’t live to see its release, but her book is already making waves internationally. “A gentlemen’s agreement” Even in death, Giuffre appears to have shaken up the British royal family. Prince Andrew gave up his royal titles days before the release of the book, and it’s little wonder. In one passage, Giuffre writes that she was at an “orgy” with Epstein, Andrew and “approximately eight other young girls” at Epstein’s private island. Though she didn’t remember the date, Giuffre pointed to evidence suggesting that she was rushed to a New York City hospital around this time. “My sense was that a gentlemen’s agreement had been struck between Epstein and the doctor: whatever was going on between this middle-aged man and his teenage acquaintance, the two men seemed to have agreed, it would be kept quiet,” she wrote. Giuffre says that Epstein told her she had a miscarriage. In other passages, Giuffre thinly disguises the identities of the powerful people to whom she says Epstein trafficked her. In a graphic passage, Giuffre says that she was raped, choked and bloodied by a “former Prime Minister” in encounters that were so violent that she knew she had to leave Epstein’s orbit. “I fear that this man will seek to hurt me if I say his name here,” Giuffre writes, even though she adds that she named him in court documents. (Court documents said that Giuffre accused former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak of sexual abuse in the past, and he denied the allegations.) Giuffre explains why she stops short of naming names even of men who appeared in court records: “I do not make this decision to hold back lightly. Part of me wants to shout from the highest rooftop the names of every man who ever used me for sex. Some readers will question my reluctance to name many of my abusers. If I am, indeed, a fighter for justice, why have I not called them out? My answer is simple: Because while I have been a daughter, a prisoner, a survivor, and a warrior, my most important role is that of a mother. First and foremost, I am a parent, and I won’t put my family at risk if I can help it. Maybe in the future I will be ready to talk about these men. But not now.” “Opened the door to hell” Co-written with journalist Amy Wallace, Giuffre’s posthumous memoirs are deeply personal, emotionally wrenching, and exacting in presenting the evidence that she amassed through decades of litigation and advocacy. Though she didn’t testify in that trial, Giuffre delivered a message to Maxwell at her sentencing: “For me, and for so many others, you opened the door to hell.” She may have delivered similar statements to Epstein and his criminally charged French accomplice Jean Luc Brunel had both men not died in jail under eerily similar circumstances before their trials. Even her heartbreaking story of her childhood mirrors those of other girls whose difficult and tragic circumstances Epstein exploited. Most of the coverage of Giuffre’s book highlights the passages about the powerful men she accused and the devastating accounts of her abuse. Those are important, but the account of what she did should carry much more weight than what was done to her. The public’s understanding of Epstein’s sex trafficking network couldn’t be told without reference to Giuffre’s actions. Among her many lawsuits, Giuffre joined class action litigation against one of the allegedly “complicit” banks: JP Morgan, which paid a nine-figure settlement to end the case. She doesn’t ignore that “follow-the-money” story in her memoirs. Having died by suicide in April, Giuffre can no longer be called a survivor. A victim doesn’t sound right, either. A fallen warrior might fit the bill. “Eliminated” A pardoned Jan. 6th rioter has been charged for allegedly threatening to kill top Democratic Rep. Hakeem Jeffries. State prosecutors in New York charged 34-year-old Christopher Moynihan with making a “terroristic threat.” According to his criminal complaint, Moynihan sent multiple chilling text messages on Oct. 17, 2025, referring to an upcoming speech Jeffries planned to give in New York City. “I cannot allow this terrorist to live.” “Even if I am hated he must be eliminated.” “I will kill him for the future.” CBS News reports that Moynihan allegedly planned to target Jeffries at the Economic Club of New York. “These text messages placed the recipient in reasonable fear of the imminent murder and assassination of Hakeem Jeffries by the defendant,” the criminal complaint says. Moynihan is in jail pending bail of $10,000 cash, $30,000 bond, or $80,000 unsecured bond, and he has an appearance scheduled on Thursday. You can read the criminal complaint against him here. Quick backlash to Portland troops ruling Almost immediately after a federal appeals court issued a ruling allowing Donald Trump to deploy troops to Portland, Ore., a judge from the Ninth Circuit requested an en banc review of the decision to potentially overrule it. The state of Oregon and Trump’s Justice Department must file written arguments by Wednesday. I unpacked in the importance of the developments in two video interviews. In brief Columbia University graduate student Mahmoud Khalil’s attorneys urged an appeals court today to keep him released from immigration detention. Rep. LaMonica McIver (D-N.J.) argued in federal court that the criminal case over the scuffle that took place during her visit to an immigration detention center should be dismissed for vindictive prosecution by the Trump administration. Read coverage of the hearings here and here. All Rise News is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support this work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.

Giuffre’s Memoir "Nobody's Girl: Trauma, Justice, and Her Final Allegations Implicate Former Prime Minister And A Story About Abuse Too Horrific To Put Into Words On Tuesday, Virginia Giuffre names names from the grave. The Royal Family, a former "Prime Minister" and a few other powerful elites are going to have a very bad day. Dean Blundell Oct 19 October 19, 2025 Virginia Giuffre’s life was marked by a relentless pursuit of justice against some of the world’s most powerful men, and she’s coming for them from the grave this week. This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Her forthcoming memoir, “Nobody’s Girl,” drops on Tuesday, and it stands as a final, powerful testament to that fight. Even before its official release, the book has sent shockwaves with leaked allegations, adding another layer of horror to the Jeffrey Epstein saga. Giuffre, who died by suicide earlier this year, did not live to see her complete story published, but her words are now poised to demand the accountability she sought for decades. The memoir is not just a recounting of the abuse she suffered but a chronicle of her struggle for validation in a system that often protects the powerful. Following years of legal battles, public scrutiny, and personal turmoil, this book was intended to be her definitive account—a tool to empower other survivors and to ensure the world never forgot the crimes committed by Epstein and his network. This week, a bombshell leak from the manuscript has reignited public outrage and underscored the book’s profound significance. The Epstein Scandal: Princes, Prime Ministers And Billionaire Pedos The story of Jeffrey Epstein is a dark chapter of wealth, power, and exploitation. A well-connected financier, Epstein cultivated relationships with politicians, royalty, and business leaders. For decades, he operated a sophisticated sex trafficking ring, preying on underage girls and young women. His accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, played a crucial role in recruiting and grooming victims. Virginia Giuffre was one of those victims. Recruited by Maxwell as a teenager, she was trafficked to Epstein’s powerful friends around the world. Her accusations brought global attention to the case, most notably implicating Britain’s Prince Andrew. Despite his repeated denials, Giuffre’s detailed accounts, including a now-infamous photograph of her with the prince, led to his public downfall. In 2022, Prince Andrew reached an out-of-court settlement with Giuffre, though he made no admission of guilt. Just days ago, he announced he would give up his “Duke of York” title, a move widely seen as a direct consequence of the continued pressure from Giuffre’s allegations and her posthumous memoir. 🧨 The Epstein Files Are Coming: And They All Know It Dean Blundell · Oct 18 October 18, 2025 We couldn’t be more grateful to have you as part of this incredible community! So, we extended the half-price annual subscription deal for October. Get 50% off yearly plans and unlimited access, and never pay more. Redeem the offer by October 31, and feel free to share or gift a subscription to support fearless, independent journalism wh… Read full story The legal handling of Epstein’s case has been a source of ongoing controversy. A 2008 plea deal in Florida, orchestrated by then-U.S. Attorney Alex Acosta, allowed Epstein to serve just 13 months in a county jail for prostitution charges, despite evidence of a vast trafficking network. This “sweetheart deal” enabled Epstein to continue his abuse for another decade before he was arrested on federal sex trafficking charges in 2019. He died by suicide in his jail cell before he could stand trial. Bombshell Allegations from a Posthumous Memoir This week, an explosive leak from Nobody’s Girl revealed a new, graphic allegation against a former prime minister, widely believed to be Ehud Barak of Israel. Giuffre reportedly writes that he raped her so violently she bled from her “mouth, anus, and vagina for days.” The graphic nature of this account has caused a media firestorm, highlighting the extreme brutality Giuffre and other victims endured. This new allegation is not just another name on a list; it is a stark reminder of the physical and psychological devastation inflicted upon Epstein’s victims. According to the NY Post, the Prime Minister in Question could be former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak. A person she has mentioned before, along with dozens of references to Barak on flight logs, emails, invitations to Epstein Island, and pictures of Barak entering Epstein’s mansion in New York monthly for well over a year. If substantiated, the claim could have significant political and legal ramifications, forcing a renewed look at the international scope of Epstein’s network. For advocates and followers of the case, it validates the long-held belief that many powerful figures have yet to be held accountable for their actions. A Life Defined by a Fight for Justice Virginia Giuffre’s journey was one of immense personal struggle. Beyond the trauma of her abuse, she faced a grueling battle for her voice to be heard. For years, her claims were dismissed, and she was subjected to intense public scrutiny and criticism. Her personal life was complicated, marked by an estrangement from her husband and a difficult custody battle over her children. These personal challenges were compounded by the immense weight of being a public figure in one of the most high-profile sexual abuse cases in history. Yet, she persevered, becoming a vocal advocate for other survivors. She founded a non-profit organization, Victims Refuse Silence, to support those who had suffered similar abuse. Her decision to write a memoir was a deliberate act to reclaim her narrative. As her ghostwriter, Amy Wallace, explained, Giuffre wanted to detail not only the abuse but also the long, arduous path to seeking justice. The book was her chance to tell her story on her own terms, to help other victims feel less alone, and to leave a lasting record of the truth. Reactions and the Road Ahead The leak from Giuffre’s memoir has elicited strong reactions. Victim advocacy groups have praised her courage, emphasizing that her story, even in death, continues to push for accountability. The family of Virginia Giuffre has spoken of their mixed emotions, expressing pride in her for being a “truth teller” while grieving that she is not here to see the impact of her words. The political and legal fallout remains to be seen. The new allegation will likely prompt calls for further investigation into Epstein’s network. In the United States, the House Oversight Committee recently released new documents related to the case, and a bipartisan effort in Congress is pushing for the full release of Department of Justice files on Epstein. These developments, combined with the revelations from Giuffre’s book, keep the pressure on authorities to pursue justice. The release of Nobody’s Girl also has broader implications for the #MeToo movement. Giuffre’s story is a powerful example of the difficulties survivors face when confronting powerful men. Her memoir serves as both a validation of their struggles and a call to action, urging society to believe victims and hold abusers accountable, no matter their status. Virginia Giuffre’s Unshakeable Legacy Virginia Giuffre’s legacy is complex and powerful. She was a survivor who refused to be silenced, a mother who fought for her children, and an advocate who gave a voice to the voiceless. Though she endured unimaginable trauma and faced immense personal hardship, her determination forced the world to confront the dark realities of the Epstein case. Her memoir is the final, courageous chapter in her lifelong battle for truth. As we await the full release of Nobody’s Girl, it is crucial to remember the purpose behind her words: to bring light to the darkness, to support other survivors, and to demand justice. The fight for accountability is far from over. It is now up to us to honor Virginia Giuffre’s legacy by continuing to support victims, demand transparency, and ensure that no one is above the law. You can pre-order “Nobody’s Girl” here. This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Thanks for reading! This post is public so feel free to share it.

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THE EPSTEIN/GHISLAINE MAXWELL COVER-UP WILL NOT DIE!

SCOTT DWORKIN posts on SUBSTACK & I encourage you to READ, SUSCRIBE & PARTICIPATE in WATCHDOG COALITION that sends emails to elected officials. 

The FBI stated that there were 1,000 VICTIMS - they need to be CARED FOR & PROTECTED - names not publicly released. One of the VICTIMS was 10 years old - how do you RAPE a 10 year old? 

Recently, a New Mexico representative submitted legislation to investigate ZORRO RANCH where one of the VICTIMS indicated she was held & raped. 

It's beyond the STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS to prosecute, but not beyond PUBLC DISCLOSURE of WEALTHY PEDOPHILES! 

The IRS failed to investigate TAX FRAUD of the WEALTHY PERVERTS who generously supported this CHILD SEX TRAFFICKING OPERATION. (As you know, TRUMP put a BUFFOON in charge of the IRS, but it's an issue that needs to be raised.)

LET'S WORK TOGETHER & MAKE SURE THE EPSTEIN/MAXWELL INTERNATIONAL CHILD SEX TRAFFICKING ORGANIZATION IS FULLY EXPOSED & THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE COVER-UP ARE PROSECUTED! 

This is an excerpt from SCOTT DWORKIN's recent post with contact information: 

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Investigate the Jeffrey Epstein trafficking case: https://tinyurl.com/4pfh2p4f

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New York Post (Virginia Giuffre Beaten, Raped by ‘Well-Known Prime Minister’ in Attack That Broke Epstein Spell, Her Memoir Reveals):

"In her posthumous memoir... Giuffre recalled begging Epstein to step in after the unnamed politician forced her to beg for her life — but the pedophile coldly told her it was simply part of her job... Giuffre simply referred to the deranged man as the 'Prime Minister,' saying she was afraid the brute would 'seek to hurt' her if she printed his name. In the past, however, she pointed to Israel’s Prime Minister Ehud Barak in court filings as one of the many elites who had raped her, a claim he has repeatedly denied..."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/virginia-giuffre-beaten-raped-by-well-known-prime-minister-in-attack-that-broke-epstein-spell-her-memoir-reveals/ar-AA1OJlf2?ocid=BingNewsSerp

Is there any other way to order this book except through Amazon? I’m not looking to make another billionaire richer.

I preordered it from Thriftbooks.com. It was cheaper than bookshop.com who also has it. I won't buy from Amazon. I know it will be a hard read, but I am doing it for Virginia. And I will recommend another book that will open your eyes - it is by the lawyer who has represented many. I am only halfway through and there is so much information. Relentess Pursuit by Bradley J. Edwards.

In Virginia’s memory, we need to ensure her book hits #1 on bestseller list.

These savages must all be held accountable for their despicable actions!

AMAZON has become an OVERPRICED SCAM! 

You're supposed to pay a MEMBERSHIP FEE? I don't think so! 

Do an INTERNET SEARCH & you'll find other VENDORS selling the same STUFF cheaper! 

Preparing for DEMENTIA DON's CHINA LUNACY, we stocked up on a few items - MUCH CHEAPER ON EBAY! 

Also - WATCH OUT FOR WALMART! Now you need to pay for a CURBSIDE PICK UP MEMBERSHIP?  I don't think so! 

FULL DISCLOSURE: 

We began replacing our CFLs with LEDs even though our ELECTRIC BILL was $42. Compared the OUTRAGOUS PRICES on AMAZON & WALMART: NOPE! 

Look around & found 1000BULBS in CALIFORNIA & ordered a few full cases!

All BULBS ~ $! EACH. You can find a few bargains for less at places like OCEAN STATE JOB LOT. 

Our most recent ELECTRIC BILL reported that we used 9 KwH daily - I even called the Municipal G&E to confirm the accuracy. 

While this seems to be a distraction, it's a warning to SEARCH FOR THE BEST PRICE ON EVERYTHING! 

By reducing our ENERGY CONSUMPTION, we pocket the savings for little cost.

We can survive the ORANGE TURD!