Bruce King

What, those other little petty fights aren't still going to be there? Of course they are.

Epstein purchased the ranch in He named Zorro in 93 from Gary King's father, former governor Bruce King, and his family, large landowners in the southern Santa Fe County area.

As King heard it from his family members, Epstein was driving around looking for ranch land to buy around the Galistio Basin when he saw a hilltop near Stanley and asked his real estate agent who owned the land.

His real estate agent reached out to the King family and they made an offer to buy the land there, King said.

Now imagine if some child molester, some abuser of kids hits you up and says, hey, you know what? Maybe we should meet up for some tea.

What do you think? Pretty sure I know the answer that most of you would give.

In King's telling, Epstein reached out to arrange a meeting in August 2010 because he wanted to express his condolences for Bruce King, who died the year before.

They ordered two pots of tea at Ginger Bar and Bistro, King said, and chatted about his father.

What, those other little petty fights aren't still going to be there? Of course they are.

Epstein purchased the ranch he named Zorro in 93 from Gary King's father, former governor Bruce King, and his family, large landowners in the southern Santa Fe County area.

As King heard it from his family members, Epstein was driving around looking for ranch land to buy around the Galistio Basin when he saw a hilltop near Stanley and asked his real estate agent who owned the land.

His real estate agent reached out to the King family and they made an offer to buy the land there, King said.

What do you think? Pretty sure I know the answer that most of you would give.

In King's telling, Epstein reached out to arrange a meeting in August 2010 because he wanted to express his condolences for Bruce King, who died the year before.

They ordered two pots of tea at Ginger Bar and Bistro, King said, and chatted about his father.

It seems to be sort of a human thing if somebody wants to express their condolences to accept that, King said.

It seems like Todd Blanche has zero incentive to actually put anything forward or help this at all.

Apparently, Epstein bought this ranch in 1993 from former New Mexico Governor Bruce King.

disgusting to think about and survivors say that epstein used the isolation of the ranch to commit some of his most heinous crimes so will the person in new mexico the ag in new mexico actually do anything i hate to say it my faith in the system is at an all-time low But now that Donald Trump is pissing off New Mexico, I also wonder if that's why he wants to rename New Mexico New America.

Who knows? Maybe he pisses them off enough where the IG is like, yeah, finally, we're going to prosecute.

Um, Epstein acquired Zorro Ranch on March 1st, 1993.

He bought the 7,600-acre property from a family of sitting governor Bruce King, holding tile title through the Zorro Trust.

1996, first documented abuse at the ranch.

A minor is groomed at Zorro Ranch beginning with an unsolicited topless massage per the Maxwell indictment.

2006, survivors report to the FBI.

FBI interviews a survivor who accounts 1996 interactions with Epstein and Maxwell in New York and at Zorro Ranch.

2007, son of Governor Bruce King takes office as New Mexico AG in 2007.

The commission found no evidence he investigated Epstein as Attorney General, so he's just not investigating him.

maybe why this property was allowed to go on for so long.

He brought the property originally from a guy named Bruce King.

He was a three-time governor of New Mexico.

Later, there were contracts with King's son, Gary King, who eventually became the New Mexico Attorney General.

Hold on.

Bruce King? Gary King? Right? How about here? Jerry Apodaca? Governor Gary Apodaca? Jeff Apodaca ran for governor?

Yeah.

What is the point of this conversation? The point

Abuse of state ranching and agricultural leases.

The evidence shows that Epstein purchased the land comprising the Zorro Ranch in 93 from then New Mexico Governor Bruce King.

As noted in later years, Epstein made a contribution of Bruce King's son, Gary King, then the sitting New Mexico Attorney General, in support of the latter's campaign for New Mexico Governor.

Reportedly, this money was later returned.

Records obtained from New Mexico State Land Office indicate that part of the leased property would be used as a landing strip for a private aircraft.