State officials say the information in unsealed FBI files 'warrant further examination' of a case closed in 2019.
State officials say the information in unsealed FBI files ‘warrant further examination’ of a case closed in 2019.
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New Mexico has reopened an investigation into possible illegal activity at a ranch formerly owned by disgraced financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Attorney General Raul Torrez made the announcement on Thursday. He referenced new information revealed in documents recently released by the United States Department of Justice.
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The initial investigation was closed in 2019 but prosecutors say that new revelations "warrant further examination".
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The 'truth commission' will interview victims who say they were abused at the sprawling property south of Santa Fe.
