New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez has issued a stern ultimatum to the US Department of Justice (DoJ) over its handling of documents related to the alleged abuse of girls at Jeffrey Epstein's notorious Zorro ranch. The deadline for the DoJ to share unredacted files with Torrez's office was set for July 31, but it appears the federal agency has failed to meet this deadline. This development comes as part of a reopened investigation into activities at the remote 10,000-acre property, which has been shrouded in scandal since Epstein's death in 2019. As Torrez's office seeks to uncover the truth behind the alleged abuses, the DoJ's apparent disregard for the deadline has sparked concerns about transparency and accountability.
State attorney general set 31 July deadline for documents relating to abuse of girls at Epstein-owned Zorro ranchThe US Department of Justice (DoJ) appeared to ignore a Friday deadline set by Raúl Torrez, the attorney general of New Mexico, to share information about the abuse of girls at a remote ranch formerly owned by the disgraced financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.Torrez’s office asked the DoJ in February for unredacted files after he reopened a dormant criminal investigation into activities at Zorro ranch, a remote 10,000-acre property in desert scrub outside New Mexico. Continue reading...
