House Special Investigatory Committee Unveils Interim Report on Epstein's New Mexico Activities
The House Special Investigatory Committee, also known as the Survivors’ Truth Commission, has released an interim report detailing the activities of Jeffrey Epstein at his Zorro Ranch in New Mexico. The report highlights Epstein's operations at the 7,600-acre estate, which included a main residence, numerous employees, and a private airstrip. The committee found evidence of abuse involving at least five women and girls, facilitated through local massage therapists. The report criticizes law enforcement for failing to investigate Epstein's activities aggressively and notes that federal authorities did not prioritize New Mexican victims. The committee, chaired by Rep. Andrea Romero, aims to determine if state laws need changes to better protect children and hold officials accountable. 
