A sweeping Epstein probe has escalated in New Mexico, where a state-led Truth Commission in Santa Fe issued its first round of subpoenas. The Straits Times reported that the commission is demanding evidence from the FBI, the governor's office, financial institutions and academic bodies over alleged crimes connected to Jeffrey Epstein's former ranch near Santa Fe.
In particular, the commission is seeking records from 14 organisations as part of a wider inquiry into alleged sex trafficking and institutional failures linked to Epstein's property at Zorro Ranch, roughly 48 kilometres south of the state capital. Survivors and lawmakers say the goal is to uncover how abuse was allowed to continue for years and whether public institutions failed to intervene.
