Epstein’s Zorro Ranch: Trump administration should cover up important information

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Trump is supposed to cover up information about Epstein Ranch

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US President Donald Trump According to his own statements, he left instructions for his employees and his cabinet in the event of an attack on him. “If anything happens, they will literally be bombed on a scale they have never experienced before,” the New York Post quoted the president as saying. Trump didn’t mention any names, but the newspaper put his statements in the context of the Iran war.

The US President had on the flight back from the NATO summit in Ankara The new Air Force One was not used in the middle of the week as expected, fueling speculation about security risks. “I am number one on Iran’s death list,” he later said. US media also reported that Israel warned the US government of Iranian plans to assassinate Trump. The leadership in Tehran is said to have only recently developed the plan, according to the broadcaster CNN and the Wall Street Journal reported, citing unnamed sources.

In an interview with the New York Post, however, Trump indicated that there were no new plans from Iran. “I’ve been at the top (of Iran’s death list) for a long time, and that’s just life, you know,” the tabloid quoted him as saying. Israel also did not share any intelligence information.

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The Attorney General of the US state of New Mexico, Raúl Torrez, accuses the US Department of Justice of having important documents relating to the case of the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to hold back. In a letter to Attorney General Todd Blanche, Torrez complains that his office has not been granted access to unredacted files for months, despite multiple requests. This will make it more difficult to prosecute possible crimes on Epstein’s Zorro Ranch property.

The Justice Ministry rejects the allegations. A spokesman said they had already responded to the inquiries from New Mexico and were supporting the investigations there. If there are indications of possible federal crimes, the authority will take action together with the responsible prosecutors.

New Mexico reopened the investigation into possible crimes at Zorro Ranch in February. The trigger was a previously unpublished email alleging that two girls had been buried on the site. Several survivors, including Chauntae Davies and the late Virginia Giuffre, also said they were sexually abused on the ranch. At the same time, a state parliamentary commission is investigating the events surrounding the property. You can read more about the Zorro Ranch here.