For the first time, the brothers of the late Virginia Giuffre, one of Jeffrey Epstein's most prominent accusers, visited the notorious Zorro Ranch in New Mexico to demand the release of unredacted documents. They believe it could reveal the identities of men their sister alleged sexually abused her and others.
According to Reuters, they stood near the hacienda‑style property, now a symbol of decades of alleged abuse, alongside hundreds of supporters marking International Women's Day.
