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Protesters Demand Answers as NM Reopens Epstein Ranch Probe

5/21/2026

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Protesters, including Virginia Giuffre’s brother, gathered at Jeffrey Epstein’s former Zorro Ranch in New Mexico to demand answers.
New Mexico’s attorney general reopened the 2019 investigation after a New York federal prosecutor request and searched the 10,000-acre ranch with rescue dogs.
The House formed a Truth Commission led by Rep. Andrea Romero and Rep. Andrea Reeb, funded with $2 million from Epstein-linked bank settlements, and will release its report on July 31.

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Protesters, including Virginia Giuffre’s brother, gathered at Jeffrey Epstein’s former Zorro Ranch in New Mexico to demand answers.
New Mexico’s attorney general reopened the 2019 investigation after a New York federal prosecutor request and searched the 10,000-acre ranch with rescue dogs.
The House formed a Truth Commission led by Rep. Andrea Romero and Rep. Andrea Reeb, funded with $2 million from Epstein-linked bank settlements, and will release its report on July 31.