The documents describe interviews with multiple attendees of Epstein’s 8,000-acre Zorro Ranch, and accusers who say they were assaulted there. The documents also show that New Mexico state investigators traveled to other states, including California, to investigate allegations lodged against Epstein. The late Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre said in a deposition related to her 2015 lawsuit that Epstein repeatedly ordered her to give Richardson massages at the New Mexico ranch. Committees in both the House and the Senate could request unredacted versions of the New Mexico investigation. “The enclosed documents include police reports, recorded witness interviews, correspondence amongst New Mexico State agencies, and documents related to Epstein’s leasing of New Mexico public lands,” Balderas wrote.