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Texas Comptroller Candidate Who Bought Epstein Ranch Plans to Turn It Into a Christian Retreat
New Mexico lawmakers launched a bipartisan investigation into Epstein's former ranch to address gaps in prior probes and examine institutional failures, with a $2 million budget.
- On Monday, Feb. 16 the New Mexico House of Representatives voted 62-0 to open an investigation into the 10,000-acre Zorro Ranch near Stanley, N.M., creating a bipartisan four-member committee with subpoena power and report deadlines of July 31 and Dec. 31.
- Prior inquiries found Zorro Ranch went largely uninvestigated and was an instrumentality of serious criminal activity before statutes of limitations expired, while survivors and survivor attorneys report abuse at the property.
- The Santa Fe New Mexican first reported on Friday that a limited liability company tied to Huffines' family purchased the ranch at public auction, with proceeds benefiting Epstein's victims, and Huffines said he plans to cooperate with authorities.
- The disclosure surfaced just days before voting began in the March 3 Republican primary, intensifying scrutiny of Don Huffines' campaign as lawmakers urged survivors to provide testimony confidentially.
- Supporters say the probe will create a comprehensive public record using subpoena power, public records, and testimony, following the Epstein Files Transparency Act signed Nov. 19 implicating high-profile figures.
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New Mexico Investigates Chilling Epstein Allegations
New Mexico Investigates Chilling Epstein Allegations The New Mexico Department of Justice is delving into disturbing allegations that surfaced from the U.S. Department of Justice's documents, implicating the late Jeffrey Epstein. The claims suggest Epstein ordered two foreign girls to be buried outside his secluded New Mexico ranch.Lauren Rodriguez, spokesperson for New Mexico's DOJ, confirmed the state had sought an unredacted copy of a 2019 em…
Texas Candidate Plans Christian Retreat at Former Epstein Ranch
Huffines said that creating a retreat is the main reason he bought the property. The ranch, located about 30 miles outside Santa Fe, was owned by Epstein for more than two decades and has been renamed Rancho de San Rafael.
Texas Republican Who Bought Epstein Ranch Says He’ll Convert It Into a Christian Retreat: Report
Former Texas state Sen. Don Huffines (R), who is running for Texas comptroller, is taking on a controversial project: transforming a New Mexico property once owned by Jeffrey Epstein into a Christian retreat. Huffines, speaking Tuesday on OAN with former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), said the retreat is the “main reason” he purchased the ranch, which he has renamed from Zorro Ranch to Rancho de San Rafael. The property sits about 30 miles outside Sa…
Texas comptroller candidate who bought Epstein ranch plans to turn it into a Christian retreat
Former Texas state Sen. Don Huffines (R), the owner of a New Mexico ranch previously owned by Jeffrey Epstein, said this week he plans on turning the property into a Christian retreat. Huffines, who is also running for Texas comptroller, told former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) on his OAN show Tuesday that turning the ranch…
MAGA TX Candidate Who Bought Epstein's Ranch: I Will Turn It Into "Christian Retreat And Reclaim It For Jesus"
The Santa Fe New Mexican reports: The new owners of the late Jeffrey Epstein’s sprawling Santa Fe County ranch revealed their plans for the property Monday — the same day they announced they would cooperate with any law enforcement investigations into potential crimes committed there. The Texas family who owns Epstein’s Zorro Ranch plans to …
Texas GOP candidate who purchased Epstein ranch plans to turn it into Christian retreat
The Texas businessman who purchased convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epsteins New Mexico ranch said he plans to turn the property into a Christian retreat.We bought it to bring light to darkness, Don Huffines, a Republican running for Texas comptroller, said in an interview with radio host Dana Loesch. He said there was nothing unusual about his purchase, noting he bought the property several years after Epsteins death and before it went to auctio…
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