You’ve heard of Epstein Island. But what about Zorro Ranch?
Epstein’s 7,500-acre New Mexico compound was bought in 1993 and allegedly used for trafficking and abuse, yet barely anyone talks about it.
5 questions you should be asking about Zorro Ranch:
1. Epstein leased over 1,200 acres of public land from New Mexico for just $200 a year. Why would he need a sweetheart deal on taxpayer land?
2. Former staffers claimed Zorro had underground rooms (bigger than houses) or tunnels. According to insider accounts, people were confronted by a six-foot-tall nude portrait of Ghislaine Maxwell wielding a gold dagger as they rode the elevator into the basement. No official records confirm it. Why?
3. While feds raided his other properties, New Mexico law enforcement barely touched Zorro Ranch. Why so quiet? Cover up?
4. The ranch had its own airstrip, big enough for jets—but flight logs rarely mention it. What flights weren’t recorded? How many flights were deliberately kept off the books?
5. The ranch was sold in 2023 through shell companies. Who owns it now, and did victims see any of that money?
Zorro Ranch is more than just Epstein's former estate, it’s a potential crime scene littered with secrets, silence, and a justice system that leaves many questions unanswered. The ranch remains a dark reminder of what power can hide in plain sight.
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