Tell Todd Blanche and DOJ: Hand Over the Epstein Files

New Mexico just sued the Justice Department for blocking its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch.

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez is accusing the DOJ of stonewalling the state’s criminal investigation into Epstein’s alleged abuse and trafficking in New Mexico. Investigators say they need complete, unredacted federal records to identify victims, witnesses, co-conspirators, and possible crimes.

That should be simple. But survivors are still waiting for justice.

Tell Attorney General Todd Blanche and the DOJ: Stop stonewalling New Mexico. Hand over the Epstein files now.

The DOJ can protect survivors’ privacy without burying the truth. Courts and prosecutors use protective orders, secure access, and confidentiality rules all the time. Privacy cannot become an excuse for shielding powerful people or delaying justice for girls and young women who were abused.

Anyone who helped recruit, transport, abuse, silence, or protect victims must be identified. Any institution that looked the other way must be exposed. And every survivor deserves a Justice Department and attorney general that fights for the truth instead of hiding it.

Add your name now and demand that Todd Blanche and the DOJ hand over the Epstein files New Mexico investigators need.

The petition to Attorney General Todd Blanche and the U.S. Department of Justice reads:

“Immediately provide New Mexico investigators with the unredacted Epstein/Zorro Ranch records they need to pursue their criminal investigation, using appropriate safeguards to protect survivors’ privacy. Stop obstructing accountability and cooperate fully with efforts to identify victims, witnesses, co-conspirators, and any crimes committed in New Mexico.”