A whistleblower has claimed to have discovered 'grave-like plots' at Jeffrey Epstein's former Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, sharing photos with state lawmakers investigating the late financier. The images, which have not been independently verified, reportedly show several dug-up burial sites on the property.
The revelation comes amid renewed attention on Epstein's activities and raises fresh questions about the FBI and other authorities' handling of evidence linked to the controversial estate.
The tipster, whose identity has been redacted, reportedly broke into the ranch in 2020 and discovered multiple plots they believed had been used for burials. They sent the images to Democratic Representatives Andrea Romero and Marianna Anaya last month, along with an email stating that the sites appeared to have had bodies removed.
'I realise this might be illegal,' the tipster wrote, 'but men like that don't deserve the protection of the law.' Romero, who heads a bipartisan commission investigating Epstein in New Mexico, forwarded the correspondence to Kyle Hartsock, director of special investigations at the state Department of Justice, who assured her that the tip was 'being looked into.'
The new claims add to scrutiny of the FBI and other agencies involved in the Epstein investigation. Critics note that multiple tips and warnings about the Zorro Ranch have emerged over the years, yet authorities have said they could not find corroborating...
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