Key facts
- New Mexico lawmakers' special committee will issue its first subpoenas.
- The investigation concerns Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch near Santa Fe.
- The committee is named the New Mexico Truth Commission.
- Subpoenas will be sent to 14 entities, including investigative agencies.
A bipartisan special committee of New Mexico lawmakers, established to investigate convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch located near Santa Fe, announced on Monday that it is commencing its first round of subpoenas. The committee, known as the New Mexico Truth Commission, plans to issue subpoenas to 14 different entities. Among these recipients are agencies that have previously conducted investigations into Epstein's activities. The creation of this committee and its subsequent subpoena issuance mark a significant step in the ongoing efforts to uncover details related to Epstein's operations in New Mexico.