Sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico is now under scrutiny. Following an investigation, authorities have launched a search of the sprawling 33,000-square-foot compound. According to a New York Post report, Epstein planned to turn the ranch into a "baby factory", where he wanted to populate the earth with more perfect humans.

Allegations Of Buried Bodies, Deadly Sex Games And Child Pornography

According to files released by DOJ, Epstein buried victims killed during deadly sex games, filmed horrific child pornography, and created a bizarre labyrinth-like garden. Despite these chilling claims, law enforcement never conducted a thorough search of the property before. 

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2019 Email Stated 'Bodies Of Two Foreign Girls Were Buried'

In November 2019, just three months after Epstein's death, Albuquerque local radio host Eddy Aragon received an anonymous email asking, "Did you know that two foreign women were buried in the hills outside of Zorro on the orders of Jeffrey and Madame G (Ghislaine Maxwell)?"

As per the files released, both were strangled to death during rough, fetish sex. The email further stated that the most scandalous thing about Jeffrey Epstein has yet to be written.

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Email Sender Asked For 1 Bitcoin, But Aragon Refused

The sender of the email claimed to be a former ranch employee who had witnessed everything. He demanded 1 bitcoin in exchange for a USB drive that claimed to contain damaging information. Aragon did not pay, but instead forwarded the email to the FBI, claiming it might be genuine.

There was no response from the FBI, but six years later, on Monday, New Mexico police raided the Zorro Ranch, the first major search since Epstein's affairs became public.

The ranch has now been sold to the family of former Texas State Senator Don Huffines, who is cooperating with the investigation. The sale price is confidential, but it was previously listed for around USD 18 million.

Labyrinth Garden Is Being Dug

Officials have not yet revealed what they are looking for, but parts of the land have been under excavation since the sale in 2023. Recent photos show that where there once stood a vast, labyrinthine garden, once as large as the house itself, is now a deep pit.