Content warning. This episode contains discussion of physical and sexual abuse, including on minors,

and discussions of childbirth trauma and abuse. Listener discretion is advised. In an isolated desert,

30 miles outside of Santa Fe, New Mexico, a sprawling ranch sits alone atop a mesa. It has its own

town, underground facilities, and one notorious former

owner. What horrific things happened there? Why was it never searched? And why did a politician

from Texas buy the place knowing what happened there? This week's episode is The Horrors

of Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch.

A bump in the night, your heart fills with dread, probably a murder of who wants you dead.

It could be a ghost, a demon or worse, perhaps you're the victim of a witch's curse. It's hopeless, you're doomed, you'd call a priest if you could, you'd rather just listen to who, sinisterhood.

I'm gonna kill you

Well this is not the kind of place I would buy

If I was gonna create a Christian retreat

I don't know that I would go

Man, do you have a place with like a sex torture dungeon

And maybe I'll make that in my retreat

But I'm not Don Huffines, candidate for comptroller in Texas.

So we're living different lives, he and I.

Oh, man, Don Huffines.

He's having it his way with what was ostensibly a breeding ranch for minors to become impregnated in all sorts of horrific manners to hopefully have the, quote, perfect baby.

If you fuck with eugenics, which I personally don't, but Epstein was a big fan of. Oh, man, you know, paying a

couple grand to get your full exome genome sequenced, all that kind of stuff. If y'all aren't

from DFW, there is a series of car dealerships owned by this family, the Huffines family,

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