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Recently released documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein have unveiled a startling email sent to a radio talk show in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The message, purportedly from an ex-employee of Epstein’s infamous Zorro Ranch, alleges deeply disturbing events.
The anonymous writer claims that two young foreign women lost their lives due to strangulation during what was described as “rough, fetish sex.” According to the email, their bodies were subsequently buried on a portion of the sprawling 1,244-acre Zorro Ranch, a section leased from the state of New Mexico for cattle grazing.
Experts Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack are now delving into the details of Zorro Ranch, discussing the considerable challenges involved in locating potential burial sites that may have remained undisturbed for over a decade.
[Feature Photo: In this file photo dated March 28, 2017, provided by the New York State Sex Offender Registry, Jeffrey Epstein is shown. Retail mogul Leslie Wexner, known for his association with Victoria’s Secret, claimed that Epstein misappropriated significant amounts of his wealth while overseeing his personal finances. Wexner mentioned in a letter dated August 7, 2019, that he managed to recover some funds but decisively ended his relationship with Epstein in 2007 when allegations of sexual abuse first emerged in Florida. (New York State Sex Offender Registry via AP, File)]