Key facts
- New Mexico legislators issued subpoenas in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
- Subpoenas were sent to 14 entities, including federal law enforcement, the governor's office, and a scientific institute.
- The New Mexico Truth Commission heard testimony from abuse survivors.
- The investigation seeks to uncover Epstein's activities in the state and identify accomplices.
- The commission was established following the release of millions of Epstein-related files.
New Mexico legislators are investigating Jeffrey Epstein's activities within the state. The issuance of subpoenas marks a significant escalation in their efforts to gather crucial information from various government and private institutions to uncover the full scope of his actions and identify potential accomplices. The investigation could have wider, international significance if it can find evidence that public figures traveled to the ranch and took part in alleged sexual abuse.
