06.02.2026 09:57
In a new claim emerging from the Jeffrey Epstein files, it is alleged, based on the statements of a former employee, that two foreign women were strangled to death during a sexual encounter at Epstein's command and buried in an area near his ranch in New Mexico; the allegations have not yet been confirmed by official authorities.
The release of investigation files regarding American billionaire Jeffrey Epstein has sparked new allegations that have resonated worldwide. The published documents include an email sent by an unnamed individual, claiming that two foreign women were strangled to death on Epstein's orders and buried in an area near his ranch in New Mexico. These allegations have resurfaced on social media and in the foreign press following the resolution of the criminal case.
MAXWELL IS BACK IN PLAY
According to the statement in the email, it was suggested that these women were strangled to death during sexual intercourse and that their bodies were buried near Zorro Ranch. The allegations also include claims that this occurred under the direction of Epstein's former business partner, Ghislaine Maxwell.
DOCUMENTS CONTAIN TERRIFYING ALLEGATIONS
Following the release of the investigation files, the U.S. Department of Justice opened millions of pages of documents to the public, while some of the content is still reported to be censored for privacy reasons. The documents contain extensive information on child sexual abuse, allegations of pedophilia, human trafficking, and high-profile connections.
Epstein was arrested in 2019 on charges of creating a sexual abuse and prostitution network involving minors and was found dead in his prison cell in Manhattan. According to statements from the Department of Justice and the FBI, the official findings regarding the death being a suicide are maintained.
TURKEY HAS ALSO TAKEN ACTION
Meanwhile, allegations have emerged in the international press that underage girls from Turkey were taken to Epstein's island, and the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation regarding these claims. The allegations have not yet been officially confirmed.
The Jeffrey Epstein files have opened discussions on the boundaries of pedophilia, abuse, and human trafficking networks worldwide, while the published documents are still not considered fully clarified. The examination of the documents is ongoing, and judicial sources indicate that efforts are being made to uncover all the truths.