Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
Speaker 1: Epstein Chronicles. One of the most confounding and frustrating situations
Speaker 1: when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein has to be what
Speaker 1: happened at Zoro Ranch. And I'm not just talking about
Speaker 1: the crimes, but the lack of interest from the government
Speaker 1: when it comes to investigating the crimes that took place
Speaker 1: at Zoro Ranch. And of course there's an investigation now,
Speaker 1: and I give the State of New Mexico a lot
Speaker 1: of credit for at least initiating it, But do we
Speaker 1: really think it's going to lead to anything? The house
Speaker 1: has already been knocked down, all the evidence is gone,
Speaker 1: So what do we really think we're going to find now?
Speaker 1: The caveat to that is, if there are buried bodies
Speaker 1: on the property, maybe they can be found, you know,
Speaker 1: cadaver dog shit like that. But the house itself, it
Speaker 1: should have been rated when Jeffrey Epstein was arrested, and
Speaker 1: I was going bananas about it at the time, like
Speaker 1: how do you arrest somebody like Jeffrey Epstein and leave
Speaker 1: one of his properties or multiple of his properties untouched?
Speaker 1: And unfortunately it wasn't just the property in New Mexico.
Speaker 1: We have properties in Colorado that were never searched either.
Speaker 1: And you know, when you have people out here talking about, well,
Speaker 1: this is just an old story. It's all been investigated.
Speaker 1: The problem is it was never investigated properly. And that's
Speaker 1: the biggest issue. If this has all been investigated and
Speaker 1: there was a paper trail of that investigation and stuff
Speaker 1: that we could look at and say, oh, you know what,
Speaker 1: okay contemporaneously, this is what they were doing and this
Speaker 1: is why. But there is none of that because there
Speaker 1: was never an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein and his criminal
Speaker 1: behavior in New Mexico. And that was all by design.
Speaker 1: And when I went down there and talked to the
Speaker 1: people that you know, live around Zoro Ranch, the people
Speaker 1: in Stanley, the people in Santa Fe, everybody knew something
Speaker 1: goofy was going on down there. Everybody knew about Jeffrey Epstein,
Speaker 1: and everybody knew that he was being protected. So hopefully
Speaker 1: this new investigation at Zoro Ranch uncovers some new information
Speaker 1: that leads to people being held accountable. But I wouldn't
Speaker 1: hold my breath. Today we have an article from the
Speaker 1: Guardian and the headline investigators are finally looking into Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein's New Mexico ranch. They may be too late. Maybe
Speaker 1: too late. They are too late. And that's why I
Speaker 1: went down there when I did, and I was raised
Speaker 1: in hell. Nobody wanted to talk to me. Not the
Speaker 1: local police, certainly, nobody at Jeffrey Epstein's ranch, nobody at
Speaker 1: Santa Fe Institute. Nobody had anything to say. Now, if
Speaker 1: the FEDS would have shown up, it would have been different, right,
Speaker 1: subpoena power. You're not going to be able to just
Speaker 1: be quiet. You're gonna get hemmed up. And look, I'm
Speaker 1: not just pulling this out of my ass. Take a
Speaker 1: look at how Diddy was treated when he was arrested.
Speaker 1: Every property had rated, everything he owned taken, and not
Speaker 1: only that, it was a gigantic spectacle. Right, news cameras
Speaker 1: everywhere CNN tipped off. Not for Epstein, none of that occurred.
Speaker 1: So my question once again is why, And after seven years,
Speaker 1: I still have not received an acceptable answer. So until then,
Speaker 1: I guess I'll just keep asking questions. This article was
Speaker 1: authored by Victoria B. Kempis and Anna Beets. When Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein was arrested on July sixth twenty nineteen for sex
Speaker 1: trafficking teenagers. New York federal prosecutors said the ultra wealthy
Speaker 1: predator exploited and abused dozens underage girls in Manhattan and
Speaker 1: Palm Beach, among other locations. Yeah, every location he ever
Speaker 1: went to. If Jeffrey Epstein visited your country, chances are
Speaker 1: somebody got abused. This is a man who needed to
Speaker 1: have sex, what three times a day? So you really
Speaker 1: think on these trips he wasn't fulfilling his needs. He
Speaker 1: most certainly was. Why do you think these girls were
Speaker 1: brought with him? One of those locations was the late
Speaker 1: financier Pedophiles sprawling New Mexico property Epstein, so called Zoro Ranch,
Speaker 1: came into sharper relief after his August tenth, twenty nineteen
Speaker 1: death in jail awaiting trial, with criminal and civil proceedings
Speaker 1: revealing the numerous alleged abuses that unfolded there. But Zoro
Speaker 1: Ranch did not receive the same scrutiny as Epstein's other properties.
Speaker 1: Of February eighth, Guardian investigation revealed that federal authorities apparently
Speaker 1: never searched the property. There's no apparently they never did.
Speaker 1: There was no raid of Jeffrey Epstein's Oro Ranch. Not apparently,
Speaker 1: not allegedly. That's just what happened. The federal government decided
Speaker 1: they had no interest in what was going on at
Speaker 1: Zoro Ranch. I guess it was just more negligence, right,
Speaker 1: just another oversight, just another coincidence. The US Department of
Speaker 1: Justice recent disclosure of some three million investigative documents under
Speaker 1: Congress Epstein File Transparency Act has renewed attention on Zoro Ranch. Now,
Speaker 1: officials in New Mexico are investigating Epstein's activities there. The
Speaker 1: Attorney General announced the state would reopen. There are twenty
Speaker 1: nineteen investigation put on hold at federal prosecutor's request, and
Speaker 1: state legislator has established a truth commission to look into
Speaker 1: past activity at Epstein's ranch. Look all a good idea,
Speaker 1: but too little, too late. We're never going to get
Speaker 1: to the bottom of it now.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I'm sure that there's going to be people that'll come
Speaker 1: forward and they'll have some things to say, but the
Speaker 1: tangible evidence, the put you in prison type of shit
Speaker 1: we need, we're not going to find it.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: The government, and I'll tell you that was you know,
Speaker 1: all by design, right, not negligence there was nothing at
Speaker 1: Zoro Ranch to find. Jeffrey Epstein was just a sick
Speaker 1: dude who was diddling kids in New York every now
Speaker 1: and then. And they weren't even kids. They were seventeen,
Speaker 1: about to turn eighteen, ten more days or whatever nutty
Speaker 1: shit they're using this time to excuse their behavior. But
Speaker 1: the truth is, the government, whether by negligence, which I
Speaker 1: do not believe, or by design, never rated these properties
Speaker 1: and never collected the evidence that they should have collected.
Speaker 1: But veteran attorneys contend that investigating Epstein's New Mexico activities
Speaker 1: nearly seven years after his arrest presents numerous logistical challenges.
Speaker 1: While the delay is all but certainly thwarted this important
Speaker 1: investigative avenue, the attorney said, there are still multiple avenues
Speaker 1: authorities could pursue to try and get justice. A search
Speaker 1: warrant would have to be based on in from that's
Speaker 1: not still somebody couldn't come in and say, hey, seven
Speaker 1: years ago, something happened and I just got around to
Speaker 1: telling you, said John Day, a New Mexico defense attorney
Speaker 1: and former prosecutor. Now it would have to be, well,
Speaker 1: we just uncovered something about a crime that occurred seven
Speaker 1: years ago that we didn't know about until now, Like,
Speaker 1: why would you even need a warrant? If I own
Speaker 1: that property and I had just bought it and previously
Speaker 1: there was some wild shit going on, I'd be excavating
Speaker 1: it myself. I'm some rich dude. Oh yeah, forget it.
Speaker 1: There's no chance then I'm gonna let this slide. So
Speaker 1: why did they even need a warrant? Why won't Huffiens
Speaker 1: just let them come on the property and do what
Speaker 1: they got to do. If authorities presented a judge with
Speaker 1: an adequate reason why information just surfaced, Day said, then
Speaker 1: it's very likely they could get a search warrant if
Speaker 1: they could articulate facts about a crime, even if it's
Speaker 1: an old crime. But it can't be stale information. So
Speaker 1: I think there's some wiggle room there. They should be
Speaker 1: able to find some new information, right, shouldn't be that difficult.
Speaker 1: Plenty out there. Even if a search did happen, the
Speaker 1: delay likely means the value of anything that they can
Speaker 1: find would be minimal. Day said, you don't know what
Speaker 1: has happened between the time Epstein was last there and
Speaker 1: the time the new people bought it, So that's a
Speaker 1: problem on thousand percent. Any decent lawyer will say, how
Speaker 1: do you know my client is the one who left
Speaker 1: this shit here and it's not from the new tenants,
Speaker 1: And of course, how do you argue that right if
Speaker 1: they would have rated it, and they would add an
Speaker 1: inventory of the things they took and you know, video
Speaker 1: of what they saw, different story. But now I think
Speaker 1: this is all performative. Now it's a good thing, right,
Speaker 1: because you never know what kind of stone will get unturned.
Speaker 1: But I really don't think we're going to get to
Speaker 1: the bottom of anything seven years later, with the ranch
Speaker 1: potentially being fruitless as a source of evidence, Day said
Speaker 1: authorities would likely start with the human side, finding ranch employees, contractors,
Speaker 1: anybody local who might have had some contact with Zorro.
Speaker 1: Good idea, very good idea. They should have done this
Speaker 1: the first time around. If my dumbass is able to
Speaker 1: cultivate sources, they should be able to do the same thing.
Speaker 1: They have a bunch of detectives, a bunch of money.
Speaker 1: I'm just some moron, so there's no excuse for the
Speaker 1: state not to do a very thorough investigation. This could
Speaker 1: also include calling local news reports about parties held at
Speaker 1: Zoro to potentially yield more names and examine entries in
Speaker 1: Epstein's address book related to New Mexico, including women listed
Speaker 1: under a massage and the Clintons. Let's not forget them,
Speaker 1: and let's not forget that they lied about going to
Speaker 1: Zorro Ranch according to sources, so to make sure that
Speaker 1: they're part of that too. And again, just to be clear,
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that they were a part of Epstein's abuse,
Speaker 1: but I am saying that they lied and continue to
Speaker 1: lie about the relationship they had with Jeffrey Epstein. Kate Mangle's,
Speaker 1: a partner with the Kinsella Hollyeiser comp Stein's appear also
Speaker 1: noted that searching Zoro now would likely be a non starter.
Speaker 1: Certainly the obvious answer is that it's better to search
Speaker 1: closer in time, Mangles said, particularly given that the property
Speaker 1: has changed hands, it's unlikely that they would find any
Speaker 1: forensic evidence. Well, unless there's some bodies there. That's a
Speaker 1: different story, right If there was bodies buried, like people
Speaker 1: are saying, then those bodies could still be there. The
Speaker 1: remains as far as the house goes, forget it. You're
Speaker 1: not getting anything out of that. I'm talking about a
Speaker 1: full forensic search of the property, every last inch of
Speaker 1: it bring out the dogs grid pattern unless rock That said,
Speaker 1: searching Zoro now could potentially bolster victim's accounts. If the
Speaker 1: layout of the house hasn't changed and they're saying I
Speaker 1: have a recollection of someone coming through the bathroom door
Speaker 1: on the left side of the room, and the search
Speaker 1: demonstrates that that's where it is, it gives more credence
Speaker 1: to that testimony of that victim. Mangle said, While important,
Speaker 1: that might be the limit of Zoro's utility at this point.
Speaker 1: If evidence were found and led to a prosecution, defense
Speaker 1: attorneys will argue that it shouldn't be included. Because of
Speaker 1: this delay, It may be hard to use those things
Speaker 1: other than maybe a structural description of the house. Mangle said.
Speaker 1: Those details are not evidence of a crime, but when
Speaker 1: you're dealing with victim testimony and there is another evidence,
Speaker 1: any corroboration can be helpful to prove that. It's unclear
Speaker 1: how any potential search could unfold. The new owner of
Speaker 1: Zoro Ranch, Texas Comptroller candidate Don Huffen's, said he would
Speaker 1: cooperate with authorities. According to The New York Times, The
Speaker 1: Guardian did not receive a response to an email and
Speaker 1: call to contact information listed to Huffen's campaign page. This
Speaker 1: lack of investigative activity on Zoro Ranch potentially takes on
Speaker 1: more urgency as newly disclosed Epstein files raised the specter
Speaker 1: of even darker crimes. Local radio host Eddie Aragon in
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen received an email from an unknown person alleging
Speaker 1: that two young women had been buried at the ranch
Speaker 1: and asked for one bitcoin in exchange for the information. Aragon,
Speaker 1: who said he had been discussing the ranch on his
Speaker 1: radio show at the time, told The Guardian in an
Speaker 1: interview on February fourth that he apprised federal authorities. I
Speaker 1: took it very seriously, Aragon said, and I forwarded it
Speaker 1: to the FBI. The recently disclosed documents do include an
Speaker 1: FBI report dated October twenty twenty one that included the
Speaker 1: email Aragon had received. Aragon, the report said, contacted federal
Speaker 1: authorities on November twenty fifth, twenty nineteen, to report an
Speaker 1: email he received offering seven videos of sexual abuse and
Speaker 1: the location of two foreign girls buried on Zoro Ranch. Well,
Speaker 1: let's trace that down. Who sent the email where did
Speaker 1: they send it from? Let's get crack and what are
Speaker 1: we doing here? The delay also emphasizes missed opportunities identified
Speaker 1: by local authorities years ago. In spring of twenty nineteen,
Speaker 1: our office investigated activity in New Mexico that was still
Speaker 1: viable for prosecution, including contact with multiple victims, said Hector Balderis,
Speaker 1: New Mexico's Attorney General. When Epstein was arrested. During that time,
Speaker 1: the US Attorney's Office in New York asked us to
Speaker 1: pause any further state investigation or prosecution related to Epstein,
Speaker 1: informing US that they were already conducting an active multi
Speaker 1: jurisdictional prosecution. Baldera said, we shared all of our reports
Speaker 1: and interviews to ensure they had all investigative leads and
Speaker 1: respected their request or refrained from further parallel investigation. We
Speaker 1: kept the matter open, investigated Epstein's land leases, and continued
Speaker 1: offering our legal resources to the DOJ for further prosecution.
Speaker 1: They did not share information or evidence with us, as
Speaker 1: a relationship was a one way street. He also said,
Speaker 1: I mean, really, does anyone truly believe that this wasn't
Speaker 1: a fix, that the cover up hasn't been going on
Speaker 1: for years while New Mexico authorities stepped back from an
Speaker 1: active investigation to make way for federal investigators. A December
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen email revealed that a federal prosecution told an
Speaker 1: attorney for one of Epstein's state co executors that they
Speaker 1: had not searched for the New Mexico property. Bial Duris
Speaker 1: also said that his office had asked federal authorities to
Speaker 1: use any available asset forfeiture tools to seize the ranch
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty two. As for comment on specifics about
Speaker 1: potential delay related roadblocks, the New Mexico Attorney General's office said,
Speaker 1: we expect to have additional information to share about our
Speaker 1: investigation as it continues to progress. A spokesperson for the
Speaker 1: state attorney general said a representative for the Truth Commission
Speaker 1: did not immediately respond to a request for comment. In
Speaker 1: an op ed on Friday, the New Mexico Attorney General,
Speaker 1: Roald Torres, said we will work closely in coordination with
Speaker 1: federal and local law enforcement partners, as well as with
Speaker 1: the Epstein Truth Commission, recently established by the New Mexico legislature,
Speaker 1: which has its own independent mandate to investigate these matters.
Speaker 1: On behalf of the public. He also recognized there are
Speaker 1: real obstacles ahead, but that we will follow the evidence
Speaker 1: wherever it leads and leave no credible questions unexplored. The
Speaker 1: office of Stephanie Garcia Richard, new Mexican State Land Commissioner,
Speaker 1: provided more details about what has occurred in recent weeks.
Speaker 1: A spokesperson for Garcia Richard told The Guardian this week
Speaker 1: that the investigator from New Mexico's Department of Justice interviewed
Speaker 1: her and some land office leadership to learn more about
Speaker 1: how agricultural leases work, such as the leases Epstein's ranch
Speaker 1: held for more than twenty five years before she canceled
Speaker 1: them in twenty nineteen. The spokesperson added that the New
Speaker 1: Mexico Department of Justice sent a letter to the US
Speaker 1: Department of Justice requesting another version of the email that
Speaker 1: suggested two girls may have been buried at Zoro Ranch.
Speaker 1: New Mexico's DOJ has requested access to the portion of
Speaker 1: state land that is not landlocked, and Garcia Richard's office
Speaker 1: has granted it. Garcia Richard is encouraged to see New
Speaker 1: Mexico DOJ taking these proactive steps and remains ready to
Speaker 1: help however possible. The spokesperson added, well, look better late
Speaker 1: than never, right, Do I think this is going to
Speaker 1: garner anything. I don't. As far as the house goes. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: whatever evidence was there is already gone. Now the land
Speaker 1: that's a different matter. But it all depends on how
Speaker 1: deep they go. Are they going to do a curse
Speaker 1: research where they just go walk around or are they
Speaker 1: going to you know, dig the place up excavate it.
Speaker 1: And obviously I hope they go that route and they
Speaker 1: excavate it and they actually have a grid out here
Speaker 1: or real search to look for these remains if there's
Speaker 1: credible evidence of that. But short of that, I don't
Speaker 1: think we're gonna get much from Zoro Ranch. And unfortunately,
Speaker 1: in my opinion, it's all by design. All the information
Speaker 1: that goes with this episode can be found in the
Speaker 1: description box. We're gonna jump right into it here on
Speaker 1: the Jeffrey Epstein Show this morning and get right down
Speaker 1: to it today. We're gonna go all the way back
Speaker 1: to twenty and nineteen to write around the time Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein was arrested, and there was an article in the
Speaker 1: Albuquerque Journal, and you know it talks about Jeffrey Epstein's
Speaker 1: ties to New Mexico and all this other stuff. But
Speaker 1: the question remains, where is the state investigation in New Mexico?
Speaker 1: Where are the feds? Why has this place still not
Speaker 1: been raided. You would think that a man who owns
Speaker 1: all of these properties, who gets arrested, who gets the
Speaker 1: other properties rated, would have this one get the same
Speaker 1: exact treatment. But no, for some reason, Zoro Ranch has
Speaker 1: went untouched, as if it wasn't a part of this
Speaker 1: whole entire nightmare, as if a girl after girl hasn't
Speaker 1: alleged that they've been abused it' Zoro Ranch. But no,
Speaker 1: no big deal. We're not gonna raid it. We're not
Speaker 1: gonna go check it out. Nothing. Oh, they'll give you
Speaker 1: some lip service down there in New Mexico like they
Speaker 1: care the attorney general. Oh, we're passing all of the
Speaker 1: information to the federal government. Oh okay, because that works
Speaker 1: out so well so many times. How as the attorney
Speaker 1: general of the state, do you not have an investigation
Speaker 1: well under way? How have you not god warrants from
Speaker 1: a judge locally to raid this place? And you wonder
Speaker 1: why people have questions about the shit show that is
Speaker 1: New Mexico. Add on all of the other stuff that
Speaker 1: we know about the way that they're so lax against
Speaker 1: human trafficking, and how Jeffrey Epstein didn't even need to
Speaker 1: register as a sex offender there, and it's enough to
Speaker 1: make your head spin. But the real question is, like
Speaker 1: I've had from the very beginning of this whole entire thing,
Speaker 1: what in the f is going on in New Mexico.
Speaker 1: There is so much more to be uncovered in Stanley
Speaker 1: where Zoro ranch is, and yet not a no journalists
Speaker 1: camped out in front, no one pressing the prosecutors why
Speaker 1: this place hasn't been raided, Nobody asking the prosecutor in
Speaker 1: Albuquerque or in New Mexico why this place hasn't been raided.
Speaker 1: Just same old, same old business.
Speaker 2: As usual, huh.
Speaker 1: As if none of this occurred down there, as if
Speaker 1: these girls weren't abused there, and who the hell knows
Speaker 1: what else was going on down there? Again, it is
Speaker 1: a very very desolate place. I've been there. I've seen
Speaker 1: it from myself, very desolate. If you're looking for privacy,
Speaker 1: if you're looking to be out of the way, if
Speaker 1: you're looking for no one to be able to hear
Speaker 1: the screams perfect place to do it, and you would
Speaker 1: think that the local investigators would be just ready to go.
Speaker 1: You would think that they'd really want to get in there,
Speaker 1: kick in the door and show the country, Hey, look,
Speaker 1: we care about people in New Mexico. We care about
Speaker 1: our local our citizens locally. But they can't even fake
Speaker 1: the funk. And now by this time, obviously whatever was
Speaker 1: there that was sensitive, you have to think, is long gone.
Speaker 1: So the question remains, and the question will remain until
Speaker 1: some answers come down the pipe. What in the hell
Speaker 1: is going on at Ranch? Our article today is from
Speaker 1: the Albuquerque Journal headline billionaire in sex crime case has
Speaker 1: New Mexico ties. This article was authored by Mark Oswald
Speaker 1: for the ABQ Journal and it was authored in two
Speaker 1: thousand and nineteen. Wealthy hedge fund manager pedophile Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 1: arrested anew over the weekend in New York for sex
Speaker 1: trafficking and conspiracy. Also has been accused of sex crimes
Speaker 1: at his New Mexico mansion south of Santa Fe. Point blank, period,
Speaker 1: full stop. Why was this place not rated right along
Speaker 1: with the other ones? Says it right here in the
Speaker 1: beginning of the article. Been accused of sex crimes at
Speaker 1: his New Mexico mansion south of Santa Fe. Anybody show
Speaker 1: up there with a team from CNN to to watch
Speaker 1: the door get kicked in? Oh no, that didn't happen.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, anyone show up there with a team from Fox.
Speaker 2: No, that didn't happen.
Speaker 1: Oh all right, I mean somebody from the New York
Speaker 1: Times had to show up down there, right.
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Oh what, how that didn't happen either? Oh they're not, assuredly,
Speaker 1: somebody from the New York I mean the Washington Post.
Speaker 1: They had to have shown up right. No, No, that
Speaker 1: didn't happen either. Oh so, what you mean to tell
Speaker 1: me is none of these people give a damn huh,
Speaker 1: because if they did, they'd be using their vast resources
Speaker 1: to find out what in the hell's going on down there.
Speaker 1: I'm just your average joe. You're a regular old citizen,
Speaker 1: and I found the time and the money to go
Speaker 1: down there and take a look for myself, to speak
Speaker 1: with some of the locals, to talk to some sources.
Speaker 1: But they can't be bothered.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 1: It's an absolute joke. What this so called legacy media is.
Speaker 1: They have all all the money in the world, They
Speaker 1: have all of the ability to move however they want.
Speaker 1: So pay attention to the things that they choose to
Speaker 1: share with you on the nightly news. Pay attention to
Speaker 1: the things they choose to amplify. And remember that they
Speaker 1: could choose to amplify whatever they wanted, So why would
Speaker 1: they choose the things that they do to put on
Speaker 1: their TV shows and to try and fill your head with.
Speaker 1: He's never faced criminal charges here, despite allegations of sexual
Speaker 1: misconduct at his ranch near Stanley that have emerged in
Speaker 1: civil litigation. And again, this guy has been We all
Speaker 1: know the disgustingness that it took place down at Zoro Ranch,
Speaker 1: according to these girls, and we all know that these
Speaker 1: allegations were hanging over his head a long time ago
Speaker 1: down in Zoro Ranch. But the powers that be in
Speaker 1: New Mexico, in their infinite wisdom, they've decided not to
Speaker 1: pursue it. They decided not to raid the place. They
Speaker 1: decided not to have a concurrent state investigation going right
Speaker 1: alongside the federal one. What are they scared of uncovering?
Speaker 1: What bees nest? Are they scared of shaking? We all
Speaker 1: know that Jeffrey Epstein had his hands out and deep
Speaker 1: into the pockets of a lot of powerful people in
Speaker 1: New Mexico, the King family, Bill Richardson, several other politicians
Speaker 1: locally and otherwise. They were all getting a few eggs
Speaker 1: from the golden goose known as Jeffrey Epstein. So is
Speaker 1: that why no investigation was ever really carried out.
Speaker 2: In New Mexico?
Speaker 1: Were they scared what they'd find locally and what sort
Speaker 1: of Pandora's box would be opened? Because we all know
Speaker 1: Bill Richardson's a scumbag, right. If anyone thinks what Virginia
Speaker 1: is alleging is above Bill Richardson, you have not been
Speaker 1: paying attention to who Bill Richardson is. The dude is
Speaker 1: was and has been a scumbag forever, your prototypical, smarmy ass,
Speaker 1: gross politician.
Speaker 2: Did his people flex?
Speaker 1: Did they throw their weight around and tell the local officials, look,
Speaker 1: we don't want to state investigation here. Let the Feds
Speaker 1: do it again. I don't have evidence of that, right,
Speaker 1: but these are questions that have to be asked. They
Speaker 1: might be uncomfortable to these people in New Mexico, the
Speaker 1: investigators and whatnot, but I don't care. What in the
Speaker 1: hell have you people been doing for decades down there.
Speaker 1: Everybody knew what was going on, all right, everybody knew
Speaker 1: what was going on down at Zoro Ranch. And all
Speaker 1: of you scumbags, the Bill Richardsons, the King family, the
Speaker 1: rest of you. Don't think you're ever going to escape
Speaker 1: this spotlight because you are not. At least three embarrassed
Speaker 1: New York politicians have returned donations from Epstein that showed
Speaker 1: up in their campaign accounts over the years, and news
Speaker 1: reports say investigations of Epstein reached into New Mexico. Oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: they sure did. A bunch of a bunch of investigations
Speaker 1: have kicked off in New Mexico.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 1: Usually an investigation, you know, when you're talking about somebody
Speaker 1: like Epstein. Yeah, their house is raided, Okay. The US
Speaker 1: Attorney's office in Albuquerque on Monday provided a brief state
Speaker 1: in a response to a journal inquiry on whether the
Speaker 1: office is considered filing any charges against Epstein for alleged
Speaker 1: crimes in New Mexico. I understand your interest in mister
Speaker 1: Epstein and his connections to New Mexico, set Assistant US
Speaker 1: Attorney Sean Sullivan via email. He has not been charged
Speaker 1: federally in our district, consistent with DOJ policy, the US
Speaker 1: Attorney's Office cannot confirm, deny, or otherwise comment on any
Speaker 1: possible ongoing investigations. So, in other words, don't ask us
Speaker 1: any questions, you peasant, how dare you? I'm surprised that
Speaker 1: they didn't pull it out. Oh well, this is a
Speaker 1: national security issue. We can't answer that question. They love
Speaker 1: that one too, right, So, in Layman's terms, what they're
Speaker 1: saying is, nah, we don't have an investigation going. The
Speaker 1: federal government's involved in that, it is going to take
Speaker 1: care of that, and we're just gonna kick back here,
Speaker 1: and I guess wait for the New Mexico State Fair
Speaker 1: to go hang out or something, because you're not doing
Speaker 1: your jobs. All right, New Mexico Folks in New Mexico,
Speaker 1: you gotta vote these people out, These politicians and the
Speaker 1: Attorney General, all of these douchey sons of bitches down
Speaker 1: in New Mexico who have made a shit show of
Speaker 1: a beautiful state need to go. The problems down in
Speaker 1: New Mexico go far beyond just this Epstein situation. The
Speaker 1: Indigenous girls that are missing down there, the weak ass
Speaker 1: laws on sex trafficking, the refusal to address those laws.
Speaker 1: Never mind all of the other stuff going on down
Speaker 1: there with you know, cartel violence, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: So New Mexico let this shit go on right in
Speaker 1: their backyard. And still to this day, nobody has showed
Speaker 1: up at this dude's house, kicked in the door, waved
Speaker 1: around a four four. Nothing. I mean, not even Dog
Speaker 1: the Bounty with his mullet and his son Leland have
Speaker 1: showed up there. The Manhattan US Attorney is handling the
Speaker 1: New York case against Epstein. The new charges accused Epstein
Speaker 1: of abusing dozens of underage girls as young as fourteen.
Speaker 1: It alleges crimes in New York and Florida, but doesn't
Speaker 1: mention New Mexico. Oh that's convenient.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 1: And again, look, I hate to be so skeptical about it,
Speaker 1: but it's almost like the federal government throws the people
Speaker 1: us a little bit of red meat. Right, Oh, oh,
Speaker 1: here you go. We're gonna raid here, We're gonna raid there.
Speaker 1: But New Mexico that's off limits for some reason. Why
Speaker 1: is New Mexico out of bounds? Why is New Mexico
Speaker 1: hands off? There has been nobody, and I mean nobody
Speaker 1: that can provide a quality answer for that question. I'm
Speaker 1: all ears, folks. If somebody has a quality answer for
Speaker 1: that question, I am all years. But to this day,
Speaker 1: nobody has given me a logical reason. And that includes
Speaker 1: people that I've spoken to at the Department of Justice,
Speaker 1: people you know, inside law enforcement. Nobody can give me
Speaker 1: a good, solid answer why that house was never rated?
Speaker 1: What are they hiding down in New Mexico. Epstein's Saturday
Speaker 1: arrest came amid increased hashtag me too scrutiny of a
Speaker 1: two thousand and eight non prosecution agreement in Florida, reached
Speaker 1: without consultation with any alleged survivors that allowed Epstein to
Speaker 1: maintain his jet his jet set lifestyle that includes a
Speaker 1: Bentley and homes in Paris and the US Virgin Islands
Speaker 1: where he owns an island, as well as his Zoro
Speaker 1: ranch in southern Santa Fe County. And they missed a
Speaker 1: whole bunch of things, obviously, right the you know, the plains,
Speaker 1: the other properties, the shout the property up in Michigan.
Speaker 1: It goes on and on. But remember this article came
Speaker 1: out right after Epstein was arrested for the second time,
Speaker 1: So people really didn't know as much as we know
Speaker 1: now as far as his holdings and finances right under
Speaker 1: the one secret deal overseen by Alexander Acosta, who was
Speaker 1: the US Attorney in Miami at the time and is
Speaker 1: now Labor Secretary in the Trump administration, as well as Mukasey,
Speaker 1: as well as the whole entire office of the Attorney General. Again,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna let people get away with the whole
Speaker 1: bag at that moron Acosta's feet, so that it just
Speaker 1: dies on the vine there. That's what they want, right,
Speaker 1: They wanted to go away. They want their little middleman
Speaker 1: to get caught up and for them to be the
Speaker 1: fall guy. I'm not allowing it, not here on this podcast.
Speaker 1: Other people can go that route. I don't care what
Speaker 1: anyone else thinks, says, or does here on this podcast.
Speaker 1: Oh you're gonna till the cows come home. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: drill it to you. It was not a cost of
Speaker 1: making this decision. He was part of it. Of course,
Speaker 1: he could have fought hard against it. He could have
Speaker 1: been a whistleblower. A million things he could have done.
Speaker 1: He's certainly not innocent in this, but to lay all
Speaker 1: the all the blame at his feet is to let
Speaker 1: the disgusting serpents at the very top get away scott
Speaker 1: free once again like always. And folks, I will not
Speaker 1: engage in that. Sure, I want to. I want all
Speaker 1: of these people swooped up, all of the people involved,
Speaker 1: even the people on the ground level. But let's not
Speaker 1: forget that these decisions that are made in the American
Speaker 1: government and the most bloated bureaucracy in the world, they
Speaker 1: don't come from the bottom, okay. Epstein pleaded guilty to
Speaker 1: state charges of soliciting a minor for prostitution. He avoided
Speaker 1: a possible life sentence and served thirteen months in jail,
Speaker 1: during which he was allowed to go out of his
Speaker 1: office during the day. The plea deal has received increased
Speaker 1: attention and more scrutiny since last year after reporting by
Speaker 1: The Miami Herald that included new details and accounts from
Speaker 1: alleged survivors of Epstein. Acosta has defended the plea deal
Speaker 1: with Epstein as appropriate, though the White House said in
Speaker 1: February that it was looking into his handling of the case.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, well, you know that should give you comfort, huh.
Speaker 1: The White House, Oh, the White House nobody has any
Speaker 1: confidence that there's a quality investigation coming out of the
Speaker 1: White House anymore, doesn't matter what side of the isle
Speaker 1: it is. Have you looked at the jokers that they
Speaker 1: put up on tea, These bumbling idiots. These are supposed
Speaker 1: to be the people who are instilling confidence in us. Okay, yeah, sure,
Speaker 1: real confident folks. Even before the herald series of reports,
Speaker 1: Epstein's case had continued to generate news over the years,
Speaker 1: as some of the women allegedly recruited as young sex
Speaker 1: slaves filed lawsuits against him. Well, yeah, you started to
Speaker 1: see it, right, A crack in the armor, a little hole,
Speaker 1: one person coming out and making allegations, then another, then another,
Speaker 1: then another, and before you know it, we're at where
Speaker 1: we are now, with just piles and piles of girls
Speaker 1: who have come forward. When Epstein was still in power,
Speaker 1: before he was arrested the second time, people were still
Speaker 1: scared to come forward and speak on it with all
Speaker 1: of his power, with him avoiding real jail time the
Speaker 1: first time, with him engaging in this same activities he
Speaker 1: was engaging with before the first arrest, Why would anyone
Speaker 1: think anything had changed, Why would anyone think it would
Speaker 1: be safe to come out and speak against him. Then
Speaker 1: when he goes to jail the second time and people
Speaker 1: see the seriousness of the charges the second time, well
Speaker 1: things start to change a little bit, don't they. In
Speaker 1: twenty fifteen court filing reported on by the Journal, plaintiff's
Speaker 1: lawyers maintained that a woman identified as Jane Doe number three,
Speaker 1: said to have been coerced into Epstein's camp when she
Speaker 1: was fifteen years old, was frequently sexually abused by Epstein,
Speaker 1: not only in West Palm Beach, Florida, but also in
Speaker 1: New York, New Mexico, the US Virgin Islands, in international airspace,
Speaker 1: on Epstein's private planes, and elsewhere. So right there alone,
Speaker 1: she's talking about in New Mexico, how she was abused
Speaker 1: in New Mexico. How as the attorney general of this state,
Speaker 1: do you not initiate an investigation? Also, same person is
Speaker 1: saying that a prominent figure in your state, Bill Richardson,
Speaker 1: took part in her trafficking, took part in her abuse.
Speaker 1: Y'all don't have him in your office yet, not having
Speaker 1: a talk with this guy. Nothing, just gonna believe what
Speaker 1: he says. Huh okay, all right, So we've established that
Speaker 1: in New Mexico, if you're a survivor of sexual abuse
Speaker 1: sexual assault, you don't matter. That's basically what's been established
Speaker 1: in New Mexico. The same filing also alleged that Jane
Speaker 1: Doe number three was forced by Epstein to have sex
Speaker 1: with famous attorney and Harvard law professor Alan I kept
Speaker 1: my underpants on Dershowitz numerous times, including in New Mexico. Again,
Speaker 1: Dershowitz is alleged to have abused Jane Doe number three,
Speaker 1: who we know as Virginia now multiple times, including in Mexico.
Speaker 1: In New Mexico, but no investigation, nothing, not a bupkiss.
Speaker 1: And you gotta ask yourself, why what is really going
Speaker 1: on down in New Mexico? What are they trying to hide?
Speaker 1: The filing didn't say specific specifically where in New Mexico
Speaker 1: the alleged sexual assaults took place, but Dershowitz went on
Speaker 1: NBC's Today's Show to denounce the allegations and said that
Speaker 1: Jane Doe number three accused him of having sex with
Speaker 1: her at Epstein's ranch in New Mexico. So again, with
Speaker 1: those allegations alone, how in the world was that door
Speaker 1: not kicked? In How in the world did the swat
Speaker 1: team not show up and raid that place. It is
Speaker 1: so befuddling and beyond imagination that this could occur that
Speaker 1: I don't even know what to say about it at
Speaker 1: this point. The allegations are totally false and made up,
Speaker 1: he said. Dershowitz said he'd only been at the ranch
Speaker 1: once for about an hour with friends and his wife
Speaker 1: and daughter. Epstein wasn't present and there were no girls around.
Speaker 1: Dershowitz said Epstein's New Mexico ranch is located near Stanley
Speaker 1: and was purchased from the family of former Governor Bruce King,
Speaker 1: who died in two thousand and nine. All right, hold up,
Speaker 1: full stop for one hour. What would you be going
Speaker 1: all the way down to the middle of nowhere for
Speaker 1: for one hour with your wife and your daughter. So
Speaker 1: you mean to tell me you only stayed for one
Speaker 1: hour in New Mexico At Stanley. It takes about an
Speaker 1: hour to get to the from the airport. First of all,
Speaker 1: to Stanley from Santa Fe. When you know, you consider
Speaker 1: all things, the drive itself, getting off the plane, all
Speaker 1: of that about an hour. So you drive there for
Speaker 1: an hour. You can't even see the whole property in
Speaker 1: an hour, as far as check out everything, right, So
Speaker 1: what'd you do there for an hour with your wife
Speaker 1: and your daughter? Obviously wasn't business. What were you doing there, mister?
Speaker 1: I kept my underpants on. Dershowitz, Mister, I'm gonna show everybody,
Speaker 1: you epic asshole, you disgusting, disgusting, disgusting sorry, excuse for
Speaker 1: a human one hour down at Zoro Ranch for what?
Speaker 1: Who do you think you're lying to? Bro that's right,
Speaker 1: I think you're a liar. Alan Dershowitz l I a
Speaker 1: R that spells Alan Dershowitz. In twenty sixteen, Dershowitz and
Speaker 1: lawyers for the woman who made the accusation issued a
Speaker 1: joint statement on withdrawal of the allegations. The statement said
Speaker 1: Dershowitz had produced other travel and other records showing he
Speaker 1: couldn't have been present when the alleged misconduct occurred. Well,
Speaker 1: we know that that's not the case, right. We know
Speaker 1: that Dershowitz is embroiled in a defamation suit, and we
Speaker 1: know that up until recently, Dershowitz was able to control
Speaker 1: the narrative within the press, but that has all come
Speaker 1: crumbling down as we see now fast forward, you know,
Speaker 1: two years into the future.
Speaker 2: We see.
Speaker 1: How things have fallen, we see where things are at,
Speaker 1: and we know that mister I kept my underpants on
Speaker 1: is not being truthful. According to the Miami Herald, FBI
Speaker 1: and court records show that leading up to his two
Speaker 1: thousand and eight plea deal over alleged crimes at his
Speaker 1: Florida mansion, Epstein was also suspected of trafficking minor girls,
Speaker 1: often from overseas, for sex parties at his other homes
Speaker 1: in Manhattan, New Mexico, and Caribbean. And the Caribbean again,
Speaker 1: what about all of the unnamed girls. We don't know
Speaker 1: about all of these girls from Eastern Europe, all of
Speaker 1: these girls from war torn countries. We don't know where
Speaker 1: they ended up. We don't know what has become of them.
Speaker 1: Is nobody going to be a voice for these girls?
Speaker 1: Nobody gonna step up and say, hey, what the hell?
Speaker 1: What about all of these girls that have not come forward?
Speaker 1: The Daily Beast reported recently that in twenty nineteen, Affid David,
Speaker 1: one of Epstein's accusers, claims Epstein and an associate molested
Speaker 1: her fifteen year old sister at Epstein's New Mexico ranch.
Speaker 1: We know who that is, right, we know that that
Speaker 1: was now Annie and Maria. We know how long that
Speaker 1: goes back? I mean, how many times do people need
Speaker 1: to come forward? How many times do people need to
Speaker 1: point fingers at Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein made news in New
Speaker 1: Mexico when he twice attempted to contribute to the political
Speaker 1: campaigns of Gary King, Bruce King's son, a former attorney
Speaker 1: general and candidate for governor. King returned the money. King
Speaker 1: received fifteen thousand from Epstein in two thousand and six
Speaker 1: when King first ran for attorney general, and thirty five
Speaker 1: thousand dollars from companies connected to Epstein for his unsuccessful
Speaker 1: gubernatorial campaign in two thousand and fourteen. Also in two
Speaker 1: thousand and six, Epstein gave fifty thousand dollars to the
Speaker 1: reelection campaign of then Governor Bill Richardson. Oh I wonder why.
Speaker 1: I wonder why Epstein would be spreading all of this
Speaker 1: money around. And I love when they say, oh, well,
Speaker 1: we gave the money back. What did you accept it
Speaker 1: for in the first place? And what did those donations buy?
Speaker 1: What sort of political clout does that kind of money
Speaker 1: buy you? In New Mexico. I'm guessing a lot, considering
Speaker 1: all of the smoke screens around Epstein, considering the way
Speaker 1: he's been handled down there, I'm guessing that kind of
Speaker 1: money buys you a lot of favors. Richardson said he'd
Speaker 1: then excuse me. Richardson said then he'd give the money
Speaker 1: he'd receive from an Epstein affiliated company, Zoro Trust, to
Speaker 1: local charities. Epstein also gave ten thousand dollars to Jim
Speaker 1: Baca's two thousand and six campaign for State Land commission
Speaker 1: Baca also gave the Epstein money to charities. Remember, Epstein
Speaker 1: was on some state land as well. He leased some
Speaker 1: state land from them. So it just shows you once
Speaker 1: again that Epstein didn't just do things to do them.
Speaker 1: Everything was a plan, Everything was a plot, and everything
Speaker 1: was well oiled and thought out between him and his
Speaker 1: co conspirator Gielen Maxwell. You think he's just giving the
Speaker 1: State Land commissioner ten dimes for no reason. It's to
Speaker 1: buy influence, it's to buy power, and it's to help
Speaker 1: him get himself out of jams when they inevitably rise.
Speaker 1: An address book of Epstein's ended up in Court and
Speaker 1: Florida and was published in full by Gawker in twenty fifteen.
Speaker 1: The pages show names and redactive phone numbers or email
Speaker 1: addresses for numerous celebrities and political figures, from rock star
Speaker 1: Courtney Love to Donald Trump and Bill Clinton. Look, the
Speaker 1: guy had a collection of people. Now everyone had a
Speaker 1: different relationship with him, right, Not everyone's relationship ran as deep,
Speaker 1: but the fact remains. Epstein was walking shoulder to shoulder
Speaker 1: and rubbing shoulders with all of these so called elite on.
Speaker 1: A couple of pages that appear to be dedicated to
Speaker 1: New Mexico are listings for Richardson, Bruce King, King's niece
Speaker 1: and former state representative Ronda King, and the Santa Fe Institute,
Speaker 1: the world renowned theoretical research institute. There are also about
Speaker 1: fifteen listings under the heading massage, with first names such
Speaker 1: as Sabrina, Rachel, and Linda and phone numbers redacted after
Speaker 1: their five h five area codes. I mean that reads
Speaker 1: like a two short song, right, Linda, Susan And I mean,
Speaker 1: come on, and none of these investigators down there in
Speaker 1: New Mexico or federally even thought it would be a
Speaker 1: good idea to try and find out who these massage
Speaker 1: therapists are Sabrina, Rachel and Linda. Nobody anybody call them,
Speaker 1: try and figure out who they are, Bueller.
Speaker 2: Anybody.
Speaker 1: Epstein's Zoro ranch has been reported to be seventy five
Speaker 1: hundred acres or ten thousand acres. Santa Fe County Assessor
Speaker 1: Gus Martinez said Monday that the ranch most recent assessment
Speaker 1: indicates a market value of twelve point two million, but
Speaker 1: that because part of the ranch gets a break for
Speaker 1: agriculture uses such as running cattle, the actual value could
Speaker 1: be higher. And then another little tidbit at the end there, Right,
Speaker 1: it gets a break for agricultural uses such as running cattle. Right,
Speaker 1: there ain't no cattle on that farm. Doe ain't running
Speaker 1: no cattle. There's not a steer drive going on. There's
Speaker 1: no bulls or running of the bulls occurring down in
Speaker 1: Santa Fe. So again, who looked them up at all
Speaker 1: of these deals, all those politicians? Did any of those
Speaker 1: politicians ever have to answer for any of it? Nope?
Speaker 1: As Zoro Ranch ever been raided? Nope? Is it ever
Speaker 1: going to be rated?
Speaker 2: I doubt it.
Speaker 1: But I'll be here on a regular basis drilling home
Speaker 1: the fact that it should have been. If you'd like
Speaker 1: to contact me, you can do that at Bobby Kapucci
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