Full Breakdown
Bradbury Stamm Linked to Construction of Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch Amid Renewed New Mexico Probe
4/28/2026, 5:25:56 AM
Bradbury Stamm’s Involvement in Building Zorro Ranch
Justice Department files list Bradbury Stamm, New Mexico’s largest industrial contractor, among contacts for Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch. The firm, known for large government and military projects, does not normally build private homes, implying it oversaw the mansion, airstrip and ancillary structures on the 7,500-acre estate.
Background and Timeline
Epstein bought the 7,500-acre Zorro Ranch in 1993 and later added a mansion and airstrip. After his 2019 death, the property saw limited scrutiny until Attorney General Raúl Torrez reopened the state investigation in 2024 following new federal records. State agents began a drone-assisted search in March 2026, and a subpoena-empowered commission started gathering survivor testimony in April 2026.
Key Players
The principal figures are financier Jeffrey Epstein, journalist Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez, contractor Bradbury Stamm, Attorney General Raúl Torrez, state Rep. Marianna Anaya, and the current owners, the Huffines family. The hypothesis also references Ghislaine Maxwell’s father Robert Maxwell and former Mossad chief Rafael Eitan.
Data & Financial Context
Bradbury Stamm reportedly handles “hundreds of millions each year” in government contracts. The state allocated $2.5 million for the Zorro Ranch inquiry. The ranch covers roughly 7,500 acres and includes a private runway.
Official Response and Investigation
Attorney General Torrez confirmed the probe’s reopening and sought federal case files. The commission, with subpoena power, will interview survivors and locals to assess any official knowledge of misconduct. Rep. Anaya reported increased survivor contacts. State officials note no prior federal search of the ranch.
Criticism and Evidentiary Gaps
Valdes-Rodriguez emphasizes her analysis is a hypothesis drawn from public records, not proof. No evidence shows Bradbury Stamm knew of Epstein’s alleged crimes or that surveillance software was installed. Critics label the espionage claim speculative.
On-the-Ground Findings
Survivors have begun giving statements to the commission, prompting broader scrutiny. Drone footage from March 2026 shows ongoing searches of ranch structures. The Huffines family, current owners, are cooperating.
Verbatim Quotes
- “Bradbury Stamm holds classified construction contracts at the New Mexico nuclear weapons labs that Ghislaine Maxwell’s father, Robert Maxwell, penetrated with backdoored spy software on behalf of Israeli military intelligence in the mid-1980s, per publicly available FBI files and the testimony of Rafael Eitan, the Mossad operations chief who ran Maxwell as an asset,” — Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez
- “Bradbury Stamm brings in hundreds of millions each year in contracts.” — Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez
- “This is who Jeffrey Epstein hired to build his ranch house. I know. Weird,” — Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez
- “I’m just putting it together and trying to see patterns, coming up with a hypothesis.” — Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez
What’s Next
The commission will continue subpoena-driven testimony collection, request additional federal documents, and expand drone surveillance of the ranch. Findings may guide potential criminal referrals and further legislative oversight of contractor activities near sensitive national-security sites.
