Police have recently conducted a search at Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, where rumors suggest that two girls may have been killed during rough sex encounters. The establishment of a truth commission by local lawmakers aims to uncover the truth about the events that transpired at the ranch during Epstein’s tenure.

Ean Royal, a former resident of the ranch, shared his belief that locating any potential bodies on the vast property would be challenging due to its extensive acreage. Despite living close to Epstein’s residence, Ean and his father, who worked on the ranch, claim they never witnessed any illicit activities directly.

Expressing concerns about the search efforts, Ean highlighted the immense size of the estate, which includes various amenities like a private airstrip and stables. He criticized the delay in investigating the property and emphasized the importance of holding accountable those responsible for any wrongdoing.

The search was prompted by new information from the Epstein Files, which include allegations of bodies buried on the ranch. These claims date back to 2019 when an anonymous email alleged that two girls had been strangled during sex acts and buried on the property. The current owners have allowed access for the police search, with plans to convert the ranch into a Christian retreat.

Zorro Ranch has been linked to Epstein’s illicit activities, with reports suggesting it was used for sexual abuse and trafficking. The ongoing investigation aims to shed light on the dark history of the property and bring justice to any victims involved.