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Trap more, gang. We've been covering these Epstein files for a minute. And one of the biggest, weirdest, and creepiest things that we've covered was in this video where I said, "Was Epstein this New Mexico serial killer?" There were actually 11 women that went missing and were ultimately, you know, parts of bodies, bones, skeletons found in the desert in New Mexico, actually in a, in a basically, a stretch of land that was going to be paved over and property developed into a kind of whole new, uh, what do you guys call it in America? We would call it an estate in England. You guys would call it like a community, a gated community, community type thing.
But basically, there were a bunch of bodies of women that were found in New Mexico. And it had a lot of people pointing fingers and wondering: Was Epstein's Zoro Ranch, this big property that he had in New Mexico, actually a location where some murders were taking place, where the bodies were actually buried on the property, whether people were losing their lives in the property and being taken elsewhere to the surrounding areas? It's pretty messed up. Some people dismissed this as a bunch of nonsense, but other people thought that this had merit, and now we're hearing a lot of dark things.
Now, one of the other things that was mentioned to do with this Zoro Ranch that I did cover in videos in detail were the fact that people were basically saying that Epstein's ranch, the Zoro Ranch, was actually meant to be some kind of baby farm. Okay, this says, "Inside Jeffrey Epstein's baby ranch, es offender planned a super race of humans."
Now, this stuff is just getting ridiculous at this point, but that is actually seemingly what was going on. He really did want to do this. It says, "Before his death, Epstein allegedly hatched a deeply unsettling plan to use his wealth, property, and social reach to propagate his own DNA to create a super race of humans."
Well, we're now hearing crazy, crazy news. And I've been waiting a few days, actually, to react to this. A lot of other interesting things to talk about. But as of February the 11th, 2026, okay, just a week ago, it was actually reported that New Mexico officials were calling for an investigation into the Zoro Ranch. And this was mainly after a 2019 email explicitly mentioned bodies being buried in the hills.
>> Billions of pages of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, providing more information on the convicted sex offender's crimes. Among the files, claims bodies are buried near Epstein's Zoro Ranch in Santa Fe County. Tonight, the state land commissioner demanding an investigation.
>> "I'm going to keep asking questions and keep poking around until I get an answer."
>> Those coming from an anonymous email in 2019, addressed to a local radio host.
>> Aliyah Chavez spoke with him and has the details of that email. "Yeah, Doug, Shel, we're also hearing tonight from the Attorney General's office, who says it takes these allegations seriously, but needs more information to do something about it."
>> Eddie Aragon says it was early in the morning in November 2019 when he got this email from someone claiming they were a former staffer at Zoro Ranch, writing, "Did you know somewhere in the hills outside of the Zoro, two foreign girls were buried on orders of Jeffrey and Madam G? Both died by strangulation during rough fetish sex."
>> "I got the email. I was startled."
>> The emailer says they had seven sex videos, including some with minors, but never actually sent the footage, asking Aragon for digital currency: Bitcoin.
>> "Approximately at that time, Bitcoin was worth about $8,000. They wanted to exchange one Bitcoin for, uh, the videos that they had in possession."
>> Aragon says he didn't know what to do with the email, so he sent it to the FBI. "I've since referred to the FBI on a number of other things, and I've never heard back from them on anything."
>> Fast forward six years later, the DOJ released Aragon's email as part of the Epstein files.
>> "Matters. I, I think that New Mexicans need answers. I think the victims need answers." That's what prompted New Mexico Public Lands Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard to send this letter to the Attorney General and the U.S. Attorney's Office Tuesday, asking them to thoroughly investigate this disturbing allegation regarding the referenced burials.
>> "We need to get to the bottom of really what happened in New Mexico."
>> She says she was horrified to learn in 2019 that our state was still leasing lands around Zoro Ranch to Epstein's company.
>> "I canceled the leases at that time." A month after Epstein killed himself in jail, the land around the mansion totals around 1,200 acres and hasn't been leased out since.
>> "We're thinking, uh, to possibly turn it into a memorial, uh, to honor the victims or, uh, as some kind of wildlife sanctuary, perhaps. So that's that's what we're thinking for that land."
>> Attorney General Raul Torres's office responding to Garcia Richard hours later with this letter. "As we understand it, the allegations appear to be unsubstantiated," says, going on to say they will work to obtain the original files. "Once such information is obtained, our office will review it to determine whether any further action is warranted and if so, the appropriate next steps."
>> "To my knowledge, no investigation has taken place thus far. It doesn't sound like, um, anything is going to be taking place very soon." The commissioner says she's ready to offer all state land for investigation, but can't do anything about the ranch since it's privately owned, bought by new owners, and renamed. Aliyah Chavis, QA Action 7.
>> "So, it's interesting to hear, right? Somebody actually owns this ranch. Now, there's been calls for investigation. It hasn't necessarily been investigated deeply. They're saying the FBI sure suffers from a lack of curiosity. The FBI needs to investigate. I don't know who's going to police the police, but let's see how that all works out. Okay. And there's a bunch of videos that have been made about the ranch, and they're saying that it will actually be fully investigated. After all, they are planning to investigate it. People have been calling for the investigation. It says why lawmakers are actually now investigating it."
>> "In New Mexico, state lawmakers there have launched an investigation into this ranch, once owned by the convicted sex offender. A bipartisan panel will will investigate allegations that the ranch may have facilitated sex abuse and sex trafficking." CBS News correspondent Ian Lee has more on this.
>> "Hi there. The Zoro Ranch is a sprawling ranch in New Mexico. Jeffrey Epste bought it in 1993 and owned it until his death. But it was with these latest dump of that from the Epstein files that it's come into focus, especially when it mentions that two foreign girls were allegedly killed and buried on that ranch. I spoke with a New Mexico state representative, Andrea Romero, about that and people connected to it. This is what she had to say."
>> "To know that somebody reported possible bodies being buried on this property is horrifying, um, and must be brought to justice immediately. The list keeps growing on these persons of interest. They can be anyone from alleged perpetrators to those that were involved in activities, you know, were witnesses, um, and certainly many of the victims who we know for years have said that they were participant to these crimes."
Well, she mentioned that New Mexican authorities are trying to gain access to the ranch to start looking for any bodies that may be buried on it. Now, that email said two bodies; there could be more. And that's why New Mexico officials want to know what is out there. Now, the owner, the new owner of the ranch, Don Huffines, who is a Texas politician, he said that no one has approached him about getting access to that ranch. Uh, but he did say any law enforcement comes to him, they will have full access and full cooperation, uh, with their investigation. Now, also speaking with the representative, she said it was critical that this be bipartisan. It passed unanimously. This truth commission has a $2 million budget. They have to file a report by January of next year. But this is...
>> "So, look, they're going to investigate it. Okay, somebody new owns it. Interestingly, people have been investigating it for a while, and they've actually gotten in trouble for investigating it. So, back in 2023, the YouTuber Interesting Books, actually reviewed, sorry, Interesting Books Reviewed, actually drone-mapped the whole ranch, and he would detail the immediate harassment that he would face for even getting close to the property. Look how mad this is.
>> So, uh, fast forward to 2023, after Epstein is supposedly, uh, killed in prison. Um, I was out on a road trip with my family, and I asked the wife, 'Hey, you want to, you want to go by the, the Epstein property?' And at this point, I'm, I'm kind of of the mind. I know a lot of messed up stuff happened on that property, but I wasn't really sure. Is the guy living or dead or what? Who knows? But I'm like, 'Hey, let's go check it.' So, we go, uh, we parked on a public rideway. Didn't do any funny business there. And I was able to get some, uh, uh, let's just say for, I, I astral projected myself out over his property, um, and took a look around. And here's some of the footage of that. Um, just so that doesn't cause all kinds of problems. Maybe I manifested this footage somehow. But, uh, here's the views of the original, uh, property in 2023. So again, remember this is almost four years after he has been, um, deleted in prison.
>> And, uh, the thing that I noticed as I was flying around, almost as soon as I, I checked the place out, uh, there was a red truck took off, and I saw it through my little view screen, and, um, I knew exactly they were coming out to check us out. So, and sure enough, it took him a while because they had to drive way around to get back to where I was. And the guy came up to our car. It was all very strange. We didn't roll down the window to talk to him. Um, he pretended to be checking on us, thinking we were broken down on the side of the road, but I knew good and well where he was coming from. And that whole thing was weird. I go into that deeper in some other videos, but it was all very strange, and it was very clear that security was incredibly high. And again, this is 4 years after he is allegedly no longer with us. And this guy was tasked with coming out to, uh, run us off, and, uh, waited there and actually followed us for a little bit. Um, and it was very strange. And some of the pictures that I got, I was scrambling to upload those to Facebook just in case something happened. And it would not let me upload the pictures to Facebook. I had to do screenshots and then upload the screenshots. And I don't know, uh, maybe a more tech-savvy person can explain the ins and outs of that, but that was really strange. And then later I was able to upload everything, no problem. But while I was in the area south and leaving, uh, Stanley, New Mexico, that area, I could not upload those pictures to my phone. So, all very, very strange. And, um, uh, unfortunately, we didn't have any other cameras ready to film the guy coming up to the car. I wasn't completely prepared for that. But it was all, um, all very strange. And my mother-in-law still is on speaking terms with me, in spite of the fact that she was with us on that trip. And even asked later, she's like, 'So, you got any other places you want to check out?' And, uh, Mrs. Interesting Books Reviewed and I both were in agreement that we had had enough for the day, and we would continue on our trip home.
>> So after that happened, um, checked that place out, got some good pictures and all. Uh, got some footage, and no sooner did I put that out for the public, then I saw some major hits to my personal business, um, of web traffic, sales, everything took a massive dive. And the tough thing about this is it's very difficult to prove any connection to that. Um, I know what I saw. I know what I was seeing in graphs and, and sales figures and things like that. But outside of me and my wife and, and people that worked for me at the time that were looking at all that, it's very difficult to prove anything. So, is that, is there any connection between that? Did that play a part in, because my shop never recovered from that. I mean, we fought hard to stay alive after that, but, uh, I didn't last more than about almost a year after that, but I had to fight tooth and nail, and we had a lot of strange things happen with some of our bigger vendors, some of the bigger corporate vendors we were dealing with. Um, we had some bigger customers, uh, act strange with us. It was all very weird. And during that time, uh, I also had a one of you on this channel that, um, someone who had, uh, filmed, gotten some drone footage of Epstein's island reached out to me and said, 'Yeah, watch out.' Because as soon as he did that, he was, uh, some really strange stuff started happening. And he didn't really detail it, but, um, if you're out there watching it, I totally understand now. And that's the tough. So he effed around. He might have nearly found out, okay, going up to the Zoro Ranch.
Now, let me tell you some very interesting and suspect, okay, things that have kind of followed on from there because later in this video, okay, he would basically point out a few interesting things. Now, if he wasn't already scared for his safety, he should be after this one because he, he basically explained, okay, that he would return in 2025 to document the property, and he would discover massive industrial vents, and he would suggest that based on what he could see, an actual hidden facility probably exists beneath the surface of this property.
>> "So, this past summer, I was back in that area again and decided I would once again go check it out. And so this time again I went out, but this, this time I was armed with a little better information about that site because when I showed some of the footage and pictures to a friend of mine that did security in the Air Force, as soon as he saw the mesa that the, um, that the mansion was on. So the, the property that out there, it is a massive, sprawling, um, acreage of probably thousands of acres, and the ranch is actually up on this mesa where you have to make this big loop around the property to get to the, the mesa, and then there's a whole ranch kind of headquarters off probably a couple of miles away, um, that you actually go through to get to the actual mansion, and that whole ranch HQ is almost like a, from the air, almost looks like a small town or something.
>> Um, and this time around, um, because, uh, this friend of mine that was looking at the placement of that mansion, he said that is looks like it is built like something is underneath it. And I forget the way he worded it, but essentially the topography that he was looking at and his experience in the Air Force was such that that looked like an underground facility, um, right under the mesa that the mansion was sitting on.
>> So this time around I was a little bit more alert, and as I astral projected myself out to look over that and, uh, record that. Um, this time I noticed a whole series of vents on the south side of the mansion that look like industrial gradings for, um, like air conditioning and heating vents and things like that on big industrial buildings. Except this is a mansion. This just should ostensibly is a house. But these are big, like in some cases like 10 or 12 foot, uh, by three foot wide, uh, steel grading, uh, going into the ground with a concrete margin around it. Um, so I got some good footage of that, and, um, this time I was prepared just in case somebody came out to try to intercept us. Um, but nobody did, and the signage and everything had been changed. So it was no longer, before it was like Zoro Ranch Drive right there on the road going in, and now it's something else. All the signage had been changed. But I did find it interesting that the, the little ranch compound, all the support facilities for that ranch, the same red truck that we had seen before that come, came out to talk to us was there. So the support vehicles are the same. Everything looks the same. The only main thing that I saw was it looked like the weird almost like a helipad slash, uh, maze or whatever was on the ground up on part of the mesa that has all been, uh, uh, bulldozed or whatever. That's all gone.
>> Um, but my personal thought on that is after seeing the way we were treated, this, the high security and everything else, the lottery winning and all that, all the weird stuff around that. Uh, I started coming to the conclusion that I thought the guy's very much alive and probably at just a different location or something like that. Um, if he is or not, I can't prove that one way or the other, but from what I have seen, from the information I've gathered, I would say there's a high probability that Epstein is very much alive. And..."
>> "So, he thinks Epstein is alive, and he thinks that there's industrial facilities underneath that property. Now, it's super creepy. It's super weird. Now, I'm going to tell you something very, very, very strange that I found out. But I really was, I, I just couldn't believe. Okay, so apparently, right in 2008, and bear in mind, 2008 should have been a shitty year for Jeffrey Epstein, 'cause he was catching that case in Palm Beach, right? That is the child S.A., solicitation, prostitution, whatever you can, those charges, the child charges. That year should have been a bad year for him. But what do you know? In 2008, Epstein won the Power Ball, an $80 million lottery ticket. Are you serious? Are you [ __ ]? Are you serious? They're saying Epstein won the Oklahoma Power Ball, and it was paid to his New Mexico Zoro Trust. Are you joking?
>> Some interesting facts that should be passed on to the investigative agent on the Epstein case. I will also copy Director Müller. Zoro Trust belonging to Epstein won an $80 million lottery ticket in New Mexico. The Zoro Ranch belonging to Epsteits close to the U.S.-Mexican border where most trafficked children are rooted prior to being dispersed to the East Coast. Several high-ranking officials and friends of Epstein have occurred that he has S. relations with trafficked underage people. Both Jillain Maxwell in New York and Blank were served last week. Two key witnesses in Epstein's camp. Are you insane?
>> People are saying, 'CIA using state lotteryies to fund S. trafficking blackmails.' Cool, cool, cool. This has been known for some time and was being investigated for suspicious activity before the investigation was quickly halted. He even went through extra measures to hide that he won it by utilizing a shell company. 'The rich just see us as sand in their play pin.' Coincidentally, there was a computer glitch that prevented the video feed from being broadcast when the lotto numbers were being drawn, so there's no proof it wasn't tampered with.
>> Granting, there are some skeptics who say that the Zoro Trust that accepted the money was a different legal entity from Epstein, and it coincidentally just happened to share the same name. They also point out that the person who represented the Zoro Trust when accepting the money was a woman, and therefore not Epste. However, that woman's identity is unknown because accepting the money via a trust allowed her to stay anonymous. How much do you want to bet that woman was Maxwell?
>> Okay, he was saying apparently the person that actually bought the winning ticket was a grocery store worker in Oklahoma. I've read that she coincidentally chose the name Zoro for the trust she used to cash the ticket. Honestly though, it's possible that Epstein somehow ended up cashing the ticket on the winner's behalf or even buying the ticket. He was a personal wealth manager, after all. The lottery winner may have been a client. Says there's no way to know if she was a grocery store worker. But really, at this point, I don't think any coincident involving Epstein was really just a coincidence. Um, too many of the debunk theories turned out to be basically correct once the files were made public. Okay. It's insane. It's insane. $80 million lottery win. Are we just, are we just, are we just jumping the shark now?"
So, the Epstein files would also apparently confirm, okay, a decades-long relationship between Epstein and former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson. Okay, this is crazy. You're out here winning, allegedly winning $80 million. These websites are crash. Um, yeah, brilliant, brilliant. So here's the article, says, "Record show Governor Richardson met with Epstein for years after conviction." Nice one. Good move. That's great. This is Epstein at Zora Ranch having a great time. This guy just had it all. Had it all. Nothing ever bad went bad for this [ __ ] guy. Brilliant. Right. Brilliant.
Former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson had arranged to meet with Jeffrey Epstein at least nine times after his conviction on S. crimes in Florida, including a visit to his private island. Richardson scheduled meetings with Epstein as late as 2018, including to emails included in a batch of more than 3 million documents released Friday by the U.S. Department of Justice. Epste, who owned a large property in southern Santa Fe County called Zoro Ranch, was indicted the following year in New York on federal child S. trafficking charges and died in federal custody a month later. Okay.
So, shall we take a little look-see at the timeline of meetings? The timeline of meetings. Okay. And I just got to say for the record, man, the internet used to be a much better, well-formatted place. How long is this? We got a whole bunch. Um, so Epstein was seeking Governor Richardson's help for clemency. Okay. The Zoro Ranch was sold. No idea of the price. Okay. It is a nightmare.
So, the connection between the New Mexico governor and Epstein goes pretty deep, right? He agreed to meet with the late soffender with nine times between 2010 and 2018. All right. November the 27th, 2010, then New Mexico Governor Richardson appears to visit Epstein's private island in the Virgin Islands. In in a message to Epste, an assistant whose name is redacted writes that she spoke to Richardson by phone and that he said that he'd be coming to the island alone for lunch within 2 days and his wife is here with a group of girlfriends. He added, "Richardson has spoken to Governor Christ, Charlie Christ, but he doesn't have an answer yet. There's no elaboration on what was being spoken about." Epstein wrote in an email, "Governor Richardson is here. He used to be Secretary of Energy."
Then Richardson said he plans to visit Epstein's ranch in Santa Fe County around 5:00 p.m. Richardson flies in on Epstein's helicopter alongside his chief of staff. Epste and three others, at least one of whom has been reported as an alleged victim. Epste, that's crazy. He flew in. Richardson flies on Epstein's helicopter alongside his chief of staff Epste and three others. One of them was reported as a victim. Ouch. Not a good look. All right. Epste has an appointment to meet with Richardson around 10:30 a.m. He plans to go for lunch with him.
And then Richardson plans to go to Epstein's New York house for lunch at 1:30 p.m. along with journalist Michael Wolf, who wrote about the lunch. "When Epstein left the room for a few minutes, I asked the obvious question, the one that everybody asks each others, 'How did you meet Jeffrey?'" Wolf wrote, "Richardson seems surprised." "Jeffrey," he said as though stating the obvious, "has been perfectly obvious. Uh, stating as what has been perfectly obvious is the biggest land owner in New Mexico."
Richardson plans to stop by the New York House to chat with Epste at 3 p.m. on September the 24th, 2013. Um, September the 19th, 2016. Richardson plans to go to Epstein's New York house for dinner at 7 p.m. Epste invited Woody Allen and his wife/daughter Sui Preven, referring to Richardson as a former ambassador to the United Nations, who's very nice and fun stories, but the celebrity couple were unable to adjoin. March 28th, 2018, Richardson plans to go to Epstein's New York home for a lunch at noon. July the 7th, 2019, Epstein's charged in Manhattan with federal charges of s trafficking minor and conspiracy to traffic miners. And then he's found dead as a pack in his cell.
Now, as we know, all right, as we know, they met a bunch of times, right? They met a bunch of times. They had super deep connections. And apparently, allegedly, accordingly, okay, Epstein was leveraging this connection and basically trying to seek clemency for his Florida conviction. So, here's an article that says, "Epstein sought Governor Richardson's help for Florida clemency." Just living it up in New Mexico. It's a joke. It's actually a joke. Um, so Epstein apparently sought the aid of New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson as he pursued clemency from the Florida governor following his guilty plea to child s charges. Um, Miami Herald first reported he tried to reach out to Florida Governor Charlie Chris to make his case. Epstein sought helps from attorneys and others without success. He sought clemency. He thought that he could finesse his way out of it. Okay. He thought he could finesse his way out of it. Is that all that we get? It's a short article, I guess. Um, so it is crazy, right? It is crazy, scary, spooky, and hilarious.
And interestingly enough, okay, just recently, as recently as, uh, February the 13th, 2026, investigators discovered that the ranch was quietly purchased by a wealthy businessman currently running for political office after Epstein's death. What do you know? Okay, so this spot, all right, has been pretty ran through at this point. Let's be real. Okay, saying, "Texas businessman running for office now owns Epstein's ranch in Santa Fe County." They're saying, uh, then Texas Governor Don Huffins attends a business, uh, a meeting with Russian lawmakers in Moscow, August 20, 2018.
They're saying the family of Texas businessman and politician Donald Huffins now owns the late Jeffrey Epstein Zoro Ranch in southern Santa Fe County that was purchased in 2023 by an LLC created a month before the purchase. Huffins is a former GOP senator from Dallas, now running a high-profile campaign for controller, a statewide office for Texas overseeing state financial matters. Record showed from the New Mexican that, um, the ranch has been renamed the San Raphael Ranch, and its address, formerly 49 Zoro Ranch Road, is now 49 Rancho San Raphael Road. Respect to him for changing the name, 'cause you might as well change it, right? Um, this is a tax protest record obtained through public records requesting to list his wife as an owner of the ranch that used to belong to Epstein. More paperwork, right? An undated photo of the ranch from back in the day when Epstein apparently owned it. It is a beautiful ranch. He didn't deserve that. He didn't. He deserved what he got, but he didn't deserve that ranch. That is a joke.
So, it is official now. Okay. New Mexico authorities have officially, finally announced there will be a full probe. I might have shown you this video earlier, actually. But...
>> New Mexico lawmakers on Monday passed legislation to launch a full investigation into what happened at Jeffrey Epstein's Zoro Ranch. The ranch, located about 30 miles south of Santa Fe, is where the late U.S. sex offender is accused of trafficking and sexually assaulting girls and women. The so-called Truth Commission seeks to identify ranch guests and state officials who may have known what was going on at the 7,600-acre property or taken part in alleged sexual abuse. It seeks testimony from survivors, and legislators are also urging local residents to testify. The Justice Department released millions of Epstein-related files that shed new light on activities at the ranch. The files revealed ties between Epstein and two former Democratic governors and an attorney general of New Mexico. Several civil suits accused Epstein of sexually assaulting girls at Zoro Ranch, locally known as the Playboy Ranch. He was never charged for the alleged offenses. Secret Macaulay, whose law firm has represented hundreds of Epstein survivors, applauded the move, saying Zoro Ranch had been overlooked by federal investigations. "Many of the survivors had experiences in New Mexico. And as we've learned, you know, there were local politicians and other people that were aware of what was happening in New Mexico. So, it's really important that, um, at this point in time, a closer look is taken with respect to that property." The U.S. Department of Justice passed a request for comment to the FBI. The FBI declined to comment.
>> "Oh, the FBI didn't want to comment. What do you know?" All right, so this has been going around on Reddit. People have been giving their opinion on this. It says, "New Mexico Ranch approves a comprehensive probe, uh, sorry, New Mexico approves a comprehensive, New Mexico approves a comprehensive probe of Epstein's Zoro Ranch." My bad. I'm, I'm moving slow today. All right, I'm moving slow.
>> They're saying, "Oh my god, I hope they search for bodies and tear that place apart." "July, five months from now. Does the accusation found in the Epstein files release of two girls being buried on the, on the ranch was the main driving force to get this probe going? The sea under Epstein's old home that had a trap door to the sea also needs searching, but it's much, much less likely that something would remain. Then this [ __ ] had a [ __ ] ranch, too." All right.
>> Saying, "It was bought by Republican Texas former senator. Nothing fishy about that. I'm sure nothing fishy about that."
>> It says, "So, who exactly is going to do the probe? The FBI for sure can't be trusted."
>> People are saying, "The New Mexico State Police Investigation Bureau. I hope they are competent. It would be sick if they find evidence and then just release it and they put out arrest warrants for those implicated in the crimes. I love competence." All right. That would be nice. Okay.
>> "There's a guy on YouTube who flew over it." All right. We did see that. "The industrial ventilation. 5 months from now, this place will be scrubbed clean." "You mean 10 years ago? I want an investigation to the 19th hole. That could that be another video. The liar the beebas out of it." All right.
>> "This is the biggest political scandal on the planet. It involves the current president and foreign governments. It is not going away." Okay.
>> They would react to this in the r/Epstein, uh, subreddit that was under reportported news on Reddit. Um, this is now the Epstein subreddit. It says, "Breaking: New Mexico lawmakers unanimously approve a $2.5 million truth commission with subpoena power to investigate trafficking and S.A. allegations tied to Epstein's Zoro Ranch. The commission begins tomorrow, and the testimony may lead to criminal prosecutions. Is not a good look. You guys are going down. I hope. Right."
>> It says, "Do not foreclose on the possibility that this is a commission set up to find no wrongdoings and then pin it on a low-level participant. Things like this happen all the time. The best way to make a problem go away is make it look like there's a serious investigation and that the per have been caught and punished. Remember, Epstein went to jail and Trump was impeached. That clear anything up."
>> "The name Truth Commission stinks of a misdirection. It'll be interesting to see if Trump's reaction to this. It should be telling."
>> It said, "They had seven years to bury those corpses out themselves. If I had to guess, they would probably say they've already done that. I hope they didn't. So, I hope they look for the two dead girls that were buried there under the orders from Julain Maxwell. I also hope New Mexico investigates the Divine Madness Running Club, a cult in New Mexico who contacted Epstein, alleged they knew him, and seems to contact known senders to encourage them to join the cult and meet their well-trained daughters."
>> "That is insane. That is, I feel sick."
>> "What took you so long? I lived in New Mexico, and there was no discussion of Epstein's Zoro Ranch in the news while I lived there from '08 to '20. Epstein's pilot had or has a house on the property, too. P.S., there is no connection to the West Mesa killings. If you want to learn more, there are podcasts about that case," saying, "I'm New Mexican. We have our first majority female legislature in the state working now. They do not seem to be playing around."
>> "Well, show me some proof, 'cause that those, those, uh, West Mesa killings have not been solved as far as I'm aware, but I would love to hear more information that if anyone has it. Um, the guy who owns it now is not only a MAGA supporting businessman, but is running for comproller in Texas, supported by Ted Cruz, and was by Charlie Kirk and seeks to doge Texas. So, I wouldn't hold my breath, but they're not going to find anything substantial that he hasn't already scrubbed. It says this is the only chance we have is someone who knows where to look that he didn't. Given all the players and the sus purchaser, it looks grim for any chance. Sales should have been prohibited and searched many, many years ago."
>> "This is crazy. Okay, look, that's all I've got to say on the topic. Let me know what you guys think down below. I'll catch you guys in the next video. But yeah, they're going to, they're going to have to dig up that one, I think."