Been around probably for at least 50 years.

And all major builders bid on lab projects.

So them having done some lab work? It’s just what happens here in NM. They will bid all day every day along with other building contractors.

So not exactly sure this would be surprising.

any particular reason you skipped right over that line?

contractors across the country? I just don’t see the nefarious part. Many NM contractors salivate at a lab contract. But many credentials must be proven.

That is all I have to add other than it’s awful what happened there.

what you're not replying to. And you don't have to. The non-response speaks volumes.

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I read the article in The New Republic and wondered about the adjective “terrifying.” Not quibbling about the descriptor for the feelings of the girls held there against their will, just not sure I’d use it about the builder.

No quarter for these ba$tards.

Thank you. Corrected.

This information about the contractor is false on so many levels. I worked for the company, worked at Zorro Ranch and can guarantee you this is not remotely true.

Yes the company worked on projects associated with Los Alamos and Sandia Labs but they had a “residential division” because I was instrumental in its development.

Bradbury & Stamm took over the project from another contractor. They were not the original contractors.

Yes, I know there were many concerning and questionable things that are attributed to Zorro Ranch and young women were harmed. That is a fact and I want justice for these women.

However this company and the people involved in the construction are very reputable and of good faith.

Move on please, this article does not reflect any credible journalist standards.

Let’s focus on the rapist in the White House and those covering up what really happened at Zorro Ranch and across the globe.

Justice for these women survivors!!!!

It's interesting to get so much push back re the contractor. If I were the reporter involved, that would just make me dig further.

"Nothing to see here, move along." Um, how about no.

And what time-frame was it when you worked at Zorro Ranch?

Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez.
https://alisav.substack.com/p/the-company-that-built-jeffrey-epsteins