New Mexico's Epstein truth commission believes at least five women and girls were sexually abused at Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch and at least 30 more people may have been abused in New Mexico. History of Zorro RanchThe report recounts how Epstein bought the roughly 7,621-acre Zorro Ranch on March 1, 1993, from then-New Mexico Gov. The commission said Epstein stayed there about two to five weeks each year from 1994 until his death in August 2019. The report says Epstein managed the property through entities including Zorro Development Corporation and Zorro Trust. Key names in the reportThe report said no one searched Zorro Ranch until March 2026, nearly seven years after Epstein died in federal custody.