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New Mexico is suing the Department of Justice to force the release of unredacted files on Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch, where alleged assaults occurred—despite Epstein never being charged for crimes in New Mexico. The state legislature passed a law demanding access, but the DOJ refuses, citing victim privacy protections and existing court orders from New York. While they say they’re willing to cooperate legally, critics—including Epstein survivors—question their transparency and even oppose a recent DOJ nominee who claimed the department isn’t actively pursuing new Epstein prosecutions. This legal clash, privacy debate, and political scrutiny all revolve around Epstein’s shadowy legacy and the unresolved trauma tied to his properties.

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