Epstein Truth Commission releases interim report detailing convicted predator's activities
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The Epstein Truth Commission presented a 119-page interim report in New Mexico, documenting allegations of abuse and activities tied to Jeffrey Epstein in the state.
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New Mexico's Epstein truth commission believes at least five women and girls were sexually abused at Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch and at least 30 more people may have been abused in New Mexico.
A New Mexico legislative investigative subcommittee, known as the Truth Commission, on Wednesday issued its interim report on sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's activities in New Mexico.
The Epstein Truth Commission presented a 119-page interim report in New Mexico, documenting allegations of abuse and activities tied to Jeffrey Epstein in the state.
(The Center Square) – New Mexico state lawmakers leading a bipartisan Truth Commission have released their interim report on the legislature’s months-long investigation into crimes that allegedly occurred at convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch in Santa Fe County.
(The Center Square) – An interim report published by New Mexico state lawmakers highlights preliminary evidence of sex abuse, grooming and sex trafficking, including of minors, at convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch in Santa Fe County.
(The Center Square) – An interim report published by New Mexico state lawmakers highlights preliminary evidence of sex abuse, grooming and sex trafficking, including of minors, at convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch in Santa Fe County.
