We have a significant development this morning. A massive investigation first ever into the Zorro

Ranch in New Mexico has been launched by New Mexico authorities. The Zoro Ranch was where

most of Jeffrey Epstein and Gleine Maxwell's child abuse occurred. And well, to this day, federal and state

authorities have yet to search it, and that

changes now. Massive investigation into the Zoro Ranch comes as the Trump administration's

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about the major new development overnight, which is that the Zorro Ranch in New Mexico

will be searched, according to New Mexico authorities.

New legislation passed the New Mexico House of Representatives via a unanimous vote

could now pose risks to additional politicians linked to Jeffrey Epstein in the state of New Mexico,

along with scientists, investors, and other high-profile

individuals who visited Zorro Ranch. The $2.5 million investigation contains subpoena power,

aims to close gaps in New Mexico law that may have allowed Epstein to operate in the state.

The committee begins work today and will deliver interim findings in July

and a final report by year's end. At the same time, the testimony that the committee will obtain

will be used for future prosecutions. Victim advocates applauded the move saying Zorro Ranch

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