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New Mexico officials say the federal Justice Department is blocking their investigation into a property allegedly linked to Jeffrey Epstein. The state is trying to document what happened at the ranch.
New Mexico officials say the federal Justice Department is actively blocking their investigation into a property allegedly linked to Jeffrey Epstein. The state is trying to document what happened at the ranch, but federal obstruction is preventing it from moving forward.
When a state investigates a location connected to a high-profile case, federal obstruction suggests the Justice Department wants to control or limit what gets revealed. This looks like a coverup—keeping state investigators away from evidence or testimony they might otherwise uncover. It raises the question of what the federal government is protecting and why it matters more than letting the state investigation proceed.
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