The "Zorro Ranch," a secluded 3,070-hectare estate in the New Mexico desert owned by Jeffrey Epstein until his death in 2019, is now under intense scrutiny following the release of millions of documents related to his sex trafficking case. The 2,000 m² mansion, purchased by Epstein in 1993, is mentioned thousands of times in the newly disclosed files, with several women alleging they were assaulted within its walls. Furthermore, an email suggests the possibility that the remains of two victims may be buried on the surrounding hills. In response, the New Mexico House of Representatives voted on Monday to open an investigation into activities at the ranch, which had previously escaped official searches unlike Epstein's other properties.