“New Mexico is one of few jurisdictions that still may have an opportunity to hold Epstein’s associates accountable or otherwise provide some sense of justice to survivors,” Torrez wrote in Wednesday’s lawsuit. “New Mexico has provided no lawful basis to justify such sweeping disclosures,” a Justice Department spokesperson said. In recent conversations with CNN, Epstein survivors have expressed confusion about the two parallel investigations and whether the two bodies are working in tandem. The bulk of the 119-page report is based on Epstein files already released by the Justice Department. The same month, the state’s legislature passed a measure to create the Truth Commission to also investigate Zorro Ranch.