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Senator Martin Heinrich is demanding that Jay Clayton, the nominee for Director of National Intelligence, release unredacted files on Jeffrey Epstein’s New Mexico activities—critical for New Mexico’s reopened investigation into Epstein’s Zorro Ranch. While Clayton says his team is cooperating with Attorney General Raúl Torrez, he notes some documents may be protected by court orders. Heinrich warns that names of victims and witnesses are likely buried in those files and stresses Clayton must act after a DOJ mishap exposed Epstein victims’ data. This isn’t the first time promises of cooperation have gone unfulfilled—federal prosecutors halted New Mexico’s probe in 2019, withholding evidence. Torrez reopened the case this year, conducted a raid on Zorro Ranch in March, and now faces a July 31 deadline to receive records—or risk legal action. Clayton, a Trump nominee and former U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, is awaiting Senate confirmation, and this push underscores the relentless pursuit to uncover Epstein’s hidden network.

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