By John Q. Hosedrinker 
The American Prospect has obtained thousands of pages of documents related to the New Mexico attorney general’s investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, including interviews with accusers, land records, and flight logs. These documents reveal allegations of improper land deals and assaults at Epstein’s Zorro Ranch, raising questions about the state’s oversight. Although the investigation was ultimately shut down, the documents also detail state investigators traveling to other states and communicating with federal prosecutors. The documents are heavily redacted, but calls for further investigation and transparency from both state and federal lawmakers have begun.
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We Obtained Thousands of New Epstein Documents. Well, the first thing that comes to mind is the sheer volume of these documents. Thousands. It’s a staggering number. It makes you wonder, how does one person, even someone as connected as Epstein, accumulate so much documentation about themselves? It’s almost unfathomable. One can’t help but think of the implications.
Eventually, these documents were said to include the plans for a New Mexico complex where women were to be artificially inseminated. That’s the stuff of nightmares, honestly. And the fact that this was apparently discussed openly, even if it was just a blueprint for a future nightmare, is truly disturbing.
What’s striking is the focus on the elites and their strange obsessions. It’s not just about the crime itself, it’s about the environments that allow this to happen. The kind of environments that enable these people to believe that they are above the law. The feeling that comes from too much power. The kind of world where it’s easy to get away with almost anything.
The redactions are a major letdown, no doubt. While this new information has been obtained, the fact that so much is hidden takes away from the potential power of this release. It’s a real shame because these documents could answer many questions, provide leads, and allow for true accountability.
The idea that this is all a “nothing burger” is concerning. It’s disheartening to think that people might become numb to the details because it’s “old news”. That approach is a victory for the people who need to be held accountable. I mean, this could be the key to actually prosecuting those who enabled Epstein’s crimes. We need to read these documents. The documents should be available for public consumption.
The comment about the “we” in “We Obtained Thousands of New Epstein Documents” is worth exploring. Who is the “we”? The American Prospect obtained the documents, but who funded their investigation? It is a legitimate question that should be asked. The underlying motivations are important, too.
The implication that the release of these documents is being intentionally dragged out to exhaust public interest is troubling. It’s almost a strategy of attrition. It’s about keeping this in the news as long as possible until people simply stop caring. Sadly, it feels true.
The suggestion to reach out to specific news outlets that are still doing real journalism is excellent. Those outlets are known to dig up the sources and unearth the real facts. That is what we should do. It’s about ensuring this issue does not get buried.
The observations about the elite academic circles are truly fascinating. The stories of the “Sunday salons” and the discussions of eugenics are disturbing. The fact that Epstein was, in some ways, the ideal for these intellectuals is a harsh reality. It says something about the values and motivations of the individuals in those circles. The talk of Musk’s involvement only confirms that these circles are very tight-knit.
The “old men want to be rich, rich men want to be king” sentiment rings true. The drive for power, the desire for control, and the belief in one’s own superiority are all ingredients in this twisted recipe. This is not a one-off occurrence. This is not some isolated issue. It’s a reflection of a deeper societal problem.