So Epstein had a private desert kingdom with a mansion, an airstrip, young girls being trafficked across continents, and

[riversedge]

I have that no one searched Epstein's NM ranch for a few days now.
Anyone know if it will searched????


Mario Nawfal
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So Epstein had a private desert kingdom with a mansion, an airstrip, young girls being trafficked across continents, and law enforcement searched his island, his NYC mansion, his Paris place, his Palm Beach estate…

But the massive ranch where half the survivor stories happened? Nope. Not touched. Not once.

The DOJ literally told New Mexico, “Don’t investigate. We got this.” And then didn’t search the ranch. And now the FBI won’t even comment.

Imagine a 10,000-acre crime scene sitting out there like: “Hello?? Anyone?? Maybe check the basement? The barn? THE MANSION??”

But sure, tell us again how they were “doing everything possible.”

Source: The Guardian

Link to tweet

?s=20

[electric_blue68]

1. Damn, WTG, Effin' DOJ!

😑😑😑

[rzemanfl]

2. Are the keys right next to each other?

WTF?

[electric_blue68]

5. In the drawing those keys are on opposite sides of the horn structure.

[rzemanfl]

8. Hmmm.

I don't want to ask about the drawing or horn structure.

[electric_blue68]

9. You can see the drawing can't you. Unless you're talking about sonething else that I don't get

[rzemanfl]

11. I should have looked up what WTG means.

It makes as much sense or more than WTF.

[electric_blue68]

21. Got it

[FakeNoose]

27. I'm thinking WTG means "way to go"

I grew up in the Midwest and we used to say it a lot in the 50s-60s time frame.
Sort of a nice way of saying, "You really fucked up, asshole."

[rzemanfl]

34. I grew up in the Midwest too.

Same era. Too old to be up to date on how folks text. It does mean “way to go.”

[gab13by13]

3. Probably where all the sulfuric acid was used on his victims.

They and the Republican party are monsters.

[KitFox]

4. A former A billionaire Texas state senator now running for comptroller

bought it in 2023. It was through an LLC; his name is Don Huffines.

[MagickMuffin]

6. Don Huffines White christian nationalists, his son works at the White House

I'm not sure if you've seen his campaign ads, they are straight up NAZI looking. Extremely creeping ads and he is just plain creepy.

Plus Don Huffines bought the property sight unseen, never step foot on the property. Who does that?

Subpoena time, Excavation time.

[Mosby]

19. How does that work?

The property isn't owned by Epstein. Is there probable cause that a crime was committed? Will a judge order a search warrant?

[MagickMuffin]

22. Good questions, however, I haven't a clue

From what I've researched but haven't exactly documented on my own, is Epstein had left Zorro to a close friend, that eventually sold it to Huffines. I'll have to see if I can find the info again.

Here's some wiki info:
In 2019 the Federal Bureau of Investigation acquired search warrants for other properties owned by Epstein, namely Herbert N. Straus House and Little Saint James, but there was never an FBI raid on the ranch. This is despite Virginia Giuffre stating that she experienced sexual abuse from Epstein and his associates at Zorro Ranch.

In the years following Epstein's death, the ranch had remained largely unused until it was sold to San Rafael Ranch LLC for an undisclosed sum rumoured to be far lower than the asking price in 2023. The ranch was purchased by the family of Texas businessman and politician Don Huffines. Huffines, a former GOP state senator from Dallas, is running a high-profile campaign for comptroller — a publicly elected position in Texas overseeing state financial matters. The name of the ranch has been changed to Rancho de San Rafael.

In 2025, state legislators in New Mexico pushed for an inquiry into the Zorro Ranch and Epstein's activities there. In 2026, the New Mexico Legislature's House prepared an investigatory committee due to files released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act that alleges there are buried bodies on the land.



Something is fishy in the landlocked desert of New Mexico.

[otchmoson]

35. More time with the family?

How many “retiring” senators and representatives are doing so not to spend more time with their family, but like Brad Karp or Sultan Ahmed bin Salayem or Lord Mandelson, to preclude further scrutiny of their “association” with Epstein? Likewise state legislators and party operatives?

[Skittles]

7. I read about that yesterday

fucking disgusting

[JCMach1]

17. We should add Creepy former State Senator

With creepy white Supremacist friends.

[womanofthehills]

31. Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Trust won an $85M Powerball jackpot on July 2, 2008!

It’s all over X, so I checked AI to make sure it was true!!!

IA -July 2008, a Powerball jackpot drawing (July 2, 2008) had an advertised annuity value of around $85 million (cash option roughly $41–42 million pre-tax). The winning ticket was sold at a convenience store in Altus, Oklahoma (not New Mexico, despite some misreports). The prize was claimed by an entity called the Zorro Trust, which opted for the lump-sum cash payout and received approximately $29.3 million after taxes in August 2008.

This Zorro Trust is the same legal entity Epstein used for various holdings, including donations in New Mexico and ownership/management ties to his Zorro Ranch (the ~10,000-acre property in Stanley, New Mexico). Contemporary news reports from outlets like The Oklahoman (August 2008) confirmed the trust as the winner, with Brice Gordon (Epstein's longtime ranch manager) signing as trustee for the payout. The trust structure allowed anonymity under lottery rules at the time.

The timing is suspicious to many: Epstein had just begun his controversial 13-month Florida jail sentence (starting late June 2008, with work-release privileges), following his 2008 plea deal. Conspiracy theories online suggest this was not legitimate luck but a form of money laundering, rigged draw, blackmail payout, or hidden funding mechanism—especially given Epstein's unexplained wealth sources and the ranch's alleged role in his crimes.

[bluestarone]

10. Is this all new as of today?

I mean did the FBI before TSF know this?

[flvegan]

12. Yeah, but if they don't investigate, they won't find anything.

If they don't find anything, then no consequences for any of the rich, powerful perps.

See? Good reason for it.

[greatauntoftriplets]

13. Less possibility of hearing the girls screaming there.

Sad and disgusting.

[BattleRow]

16. It was called Zorro Ranch..more like Sorrow Ranch.

[orangecrush]

14. Kick

[pansypoo53219]

15. well, he had a helipad. money always greases the wheels.

[Hugin]

18. Maybe Sweetheart Deal 2.0 was...

Faking death and holing up out at Zorro Ranch.

Justified by “You know what happens to pedos in prison.” “I don’t want my friends hurt.” “Do it before the trial.”

[AllaN01Bear]

20. ""

[chowder66]

23. One day...the Feds should raid Zuckerberg's and Musk's compounds after they dig for bodies at Epstein's Ranch.

[hamsterjill]

24. "The DOJ literally told New Mexico, "Don't investigate. We got this."

Was that Bill Barr? In all honesty, there is so much coming out, I can't keep up.

I also have to approach all of this in small increments. It's so horrifying that I can't stand to read much about it at one time.

[spanone]

25. Greatest Coverup Ever......

[LiberalArkie]

26. Texas businessman owns it now

https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/texas-businessman-running-for-office-owns-epsteins-zorro-ranch-in-santa-fe-county/article_14a05944-1e00-47c8-a4c3-071895abfb57.html

[leftstreet]

28. And his son works in Trump's Administration

Russell Huffines
White House Office of Cabinet Affairs (June 2025-), Associate Director of Agency Outreach

[Buddyzbuddy]

29. It's under new ownership which is also suspect.

[Pisces]

30. This whole thing is creepy AF. Why didn't we investigate when we had the power?? I think many people

decided not to stir this hornets nest.

[womanofthehills]

33. Same reason that during Jeffrey's first conviction

He only had to sleep in jail - could leave all day long. - supposedly because he was “intelligence”

I live less than an hr from that ranch. Super dry country- even for NM. He also leased thousands of acres of grazing gov land around ranch for like $2.00 an acre to make him even more remote.

[dflprincess]

32. Stephanie Miller is right

they need to go over Epstein and Trump properties with cadaver dogs and ground penetrating radar.

[TBF]

36. The ranch is owned by a wealthy magat who is running

for office in TX - Don Huffine

I don't believe it has been searched at all. They need to send cadaver dogs.