New Mexico officials reopen Epstein ranch investigation and form legislative committee
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Updated · NPR · May 7
New Mexico officials reopen Epstein ranch investigation and form legislative committee
10 articles · Updated · NPR · May 7
The inquiries focus on alleged abuse at Jeffrey Epstein's former 10,000-acre ranch in New Mexico, where authorities are revisiting a previously closed criminal case.
State officials have launched parallel criminal and legislative reviews, signalling renewed scrutiny of whether crimes occurred at the property and how earlier allegations were handled.
The move revives attention on Epstein's activities in New Mexico and could bring fresh testimony, records and political pressure for accountability over past abuse claims.
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