Tipster claims to have seen ‘grave-like plots’ at Epstein’s Zorro Ranch
Al Jazeera
Member of the public shares photos with lawmakers, speculating they are dug-up burial sites, emails show.
A member of the public claims to have seen “grave-like plots” at Jeffrey Epstein’s former ranch in New Mexico and has shared photos of the purported burial sites with lawmakers investigating the late American sex offender.
The tipster shared the images with the two state lawmakers last month amid renewed scrutiny of Epstein’s activities at the Zorro Ranch.
The claims, which have not been independently verified, have not been previously reported and do not appear to be included in the Epstein files publicly disclosed by the United States Department of Justice.
The department had releases millions of pages related to criminal investigations of the financier in late January, some of which referenced Epstein’s New Mexico ranch.
Al Jazeera obtained the tipster’s correspondence and photos via a public records request with the New Mexico Department of Justice.
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