Key facts
- New Mexico's Truth Commission issued its first subpoenas.
- Subpoenas were sent to 14 entities, including federal agencies and the state governor's office.
- The commission is investigating Epstein's activities and potential agency failures.
- Survivors Rachel Benavidez and family members of Virginia Giuffre testified.
The New Mexico Truth Commission was established in February to investigate activities related to Jeffrey Epstein's ranch in the state, following the release of millions of related documents by the Justice Department. The commission aims to understand how state and federal agencies may have failed in their oversight or response concerning Epstein's actions.