No cooperation with the cops was the norm.
During the absolute deluge of DOJ-released information about the Jeffrey Epstein trafficking ring that we’ve had access to, plenty of information concerned his many properties: his Manhattan townhouse, his Palm Beach mansion, and of course, his ‘Pedophile Island’ of Little Saint James in the US Virgin Islands.
The property less talked about, until now, was the New Mexico ‘Zorro’ Ranch – but now, more and more information is coming to light – to the point where New Mexico police raided the property, looking for the bodies of two young women reportedly buried in the desert after getting killed during a rough sex session.
And yesterday (28), it was reported that ‘dozens of guns were reportedly stolen from Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch back in 2018’ a year before he was arrested.
Not only that, but also that Epstein’s staff refused to cooperate when police tried to investigate.
More than 30 guns stolen from Jeffrey Epstein’s New Mexico Zorro Ranch – but staff stonewalled police probe https://t.co/zbkkzymxLk pic.twitter.com/ZiNj1vqnU9
— New York Post (@nypost) April 28, 2026
The New York Post reported:
“Much of the 32-weapon arsenal was stolen from a ‘very large gun safe’ in a garage at the pedo’s mysterious New Mexico property, while some were also snatched from two other buildings on the grounds in August 2018, a New Mexico State Police report obtained by the Santa Fe New Mexican showed.
The buildings had apparently been broken into, with at least one window smashed in the garage. Tire tracks were also found cutting across the desert grounds and leading to a slashed-open fence.”
Epstein and trafficking victim – image DOJ
When informed about the robbery, Epstein replied: ‘Wild’.
“Reports about the break-in come as New Mexico investigators are in the midst of the first extensive investigation into Zorro Ranch — located south of Santa Fe — which was largely sparked by anonymous allegations that Epstein and his cohorts strangled women to death during ‘rough fetish sex’ on the property and buried their bodies there.”
In the DOJ ‘Epstein files’, there’s also allegations of ‘human breeding experiments’ on the desert property.
The break-in at Zorro took place almost a year before Epstein was found dead in his New York City prison cell after his arrest for sex trafficking.
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