The tentacles of sex trafficking involving the late Jeffrey Epstein could possibly involve some prominent New Mexicans.
To find out whether this is the case (or not), a "truth commission" proposal is heading to the New Mexico House floor.
Above, Jeffrey Epstein. Palm Beach County Sheriff's Department mugshot.
According to the Santa Fe New Mexican:
A proposed “truth commission” to investigate possible crimes committed by Jeffrey Epstein at his Santa Fe County ranch could, state lawmakers hope, make New Mexico a leader in seeking accountability in a scandal that has become one of the biggest issues in national politics.
House Joint Resolution 1 is headed to the House floor after winning unanimous approval from the House Judiciary Committee on Saturday and the House Government, Elections and Indian Affairs Committee a week ago.
Rep. Andrea Romero, D-Santa Fe, one of the sponsors of the resolution, said it proposes creating a bipartisan “fact-finding mission” aimed at “getting the story straight,” rather than investigating specific claims of sex trafficking or other crimes alleged to have occurred at Epstein’s sprawling Zorro Ranch near Stanley.
It would be interesting to see if actual crimes were committed at Zorro Ranch and if prominent New Mexico politicians were guests there. Wouldn't it be funny if Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's name is listed as a past guest?
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