Epstein’s huge estate was secured by surveillance cameras, secure gates, and fence during his lifetime. These are the photos from inside Jeffrey Epstein’s New Mexico ranch where the pedophile abused young girls.
This is the renowned Zorro Ranch, which spans nearly 8,000 acres of New Mexico desert and was immortalised by its previous owner, Jeffrey Epstein, for the first time.
The property where many girls claim they were raped and mistreated by the disgraced financier is seen in these photos obtained by DailyMail.
The ranch is listed for $27.5 million on the market. It was purchased by Epstein, 66, through his Cypress Inc. holding company in 1993 and is located between Santa Fe and Albuquerque.
These never-before-seen photographs now reveal a private empire that Epstein oversaw.
Two women offered tearful courtroom descriptions of sexual assault and suffering two days before he committed suicide in his New York jail cell while pending trial for sex trafficking.
Jane Doe, one of the survivors, recalled being transported to the Zorro Ranch when she was 15 years old in 2004. Epstein allegedly assaulted her for hours and took her virginity, according to her.
She was not the only one who had reported mistreatment on the sprawling estate. Virginia Giuffre also recounted being brought to the billionaire’s Santa Fe County ranch, which had a private airfield, as seen above.
Maria Farmer said that Epstein and his subordinate and co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell, 60, flew her sister Annie to the ranch in 1996 and assaulted her.
Epstein took extensive efforts to restrict access to the ranch, which was rented from the Bureau of Land Management for 423 acres, according to these sales particulars.
Last year, Zorro Ranch was put up for sale. It now stands in the New Mexico sun like a ghost town, stripped of all but the memory of its horrible owner.
Alberto Pinto, a prominent Moroccan-born photographer and interior designer, designed the interiors of the main mansion, which spans around 30,000 square feet. It has four bedrooms, a large indoor pool and gym, a grand sitting area, and a kitchen that is “exceptionally appointed for an entire cooking staff.”
Drone footage over Epstein’s New Mexico ranch house:
Virginia Giuffre (left) and Annie Farmer (right) allege that Epstein flew them to his Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, where he sexually molested them while they were teenagers.
The rooms, which are mostly east facing, have views of the Sangre de Christo Mountains and the Cerro Pelon ranch.
Nearby is a two-bedroom caretaker’s house with vines creeping up the open veranda that overlooks a verdant garden.
A ‘small village of residences and working buildings’ just inside the main ranch entrance, Ranch Central, is where Epstein kept his workforce.
The cheerful looks of buildings such as the Yellow House, Red House, and Bunkhouse, painted in primary colors, contradict the gloom of the events that occurred on this site during Epstein’s occupancy.
The ranch was designed to be as self-contained and private as possible. Epstein and his ‘guests’ were convinced of this by its remoteness and overwhelming size.
It has its own fire station with a functioning engine and fire retention water tanks with a capacity of 5,000 gallons near the main house and 10,000 gallons in Ranch Central.
Glasshouses hold a large kitchen garden and provide a home for the ranch’s own unique ecology.
Larry Visoki, Epstein’s private pilot, stayed in the Blue House, which was near the property’s western edge. At Maxwell’s trial, Visoki, 62, testified about the high-profile passengers he flew aboard Epstein’s aircraft, such as former President Bill Clinton.
When Visoki was on the ground in New Mexico, he lived in a 1,650 square foot home with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a two-car garage, tennis court, and basketball hoops.
Close by are the stables, which cover 6,200 square feet and include eight stalls, a tack room, an office, hay and feed storage, and three small animal shelters.
The huge estate was secured by surveillance cameras, secure gates, and fence during Epstein’s lifetime.
Stephanie Garcia Richards, the New Mexico Land Commissioner, attempted and failed to terminate the state’s contracts with Epstein, telling CBS in 2019 that she did not believe the state should be doing business with a convicted pedophile.
Her efforts were hindered, as were her endeavors to visit the property, she claimed. She is probably hoping that whoever buys the property next has a lot less to conceal.
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The most economic use for Epstein’s properties, numerous castles and President Putin’s Sochi dacha is to turn them into luxury TIMESHARES. I’ve also long wished for conversion of numerous “ruins” (e.g., Roman baths) into tourist venues. As Elvis Presley’s manager once said, “Don’t analyze it, sell it!”
Epstein, Maxwell, Soros, it’s almost as if Jews are proficient at undermining nations and culture!
As far as these “poor widdle abused young girls” they were probably giddy with delight seeing how much money he paid them while riding the horses kept there.
They weren’t victims, they were willing participants who are now playing the new role of victimhood because it pays their bills now.
They were teenage whores then and are older, less attractive media whores now.
Virginia Giuffre is a proven serial liar. The entire Epstein narrative stinks to high heaven. How do 15 year old girls travel on private jets to other states or other countries without parental consent? Even private flights out of country require a passport to enter. How did minors get those passports without parental consent? Back in the 80s, my teenage daughter used to talk about some of her classmates “chipping”. They prostituted themselves when they wanted money. Teens at 15 were already sexually active when these “rapes” occurred. Yes, they would be statutory rapes, but I find it difficult to believe these girls didn’t know what they were getting into.