Epstein’s Victim Left Empty-Handed as Maxwell Stands to Profit from Zorro Ranch Sale

The infamous remote Zorro ranch, known as the place where one of Jeffrey Epstein's victims alleged she was flown as a teenager to meet Prince Andrew, has been sold.

Shockingly, none of Epstein's victims will benefit from the multi-million dollar sale, raising concerns that his partner in crime, Ghislaine Maxwell, could potentially receive a share of the proceeds.

In response, a 35-year-old survivor of Epstein's abuse expressed deep dismay at the possibility, condemning Maxwell's actions as deplorable.

Expressing her outrage, the victim, who endured Epstein's abuse during her school years, criticized Maxwell for seeking to profit from the exploitation of young girls.

She questioned the moral depths to which Maxwell would sink, highlighting the audacity of attempting to capitalize on Epstein's criminal activities while denying compensation to the victims who suffered at his hands.

The victim's sentiments reflect a broader sense of betrayal and injustice felt by those impacted by Epstein's heinous actions.

Following Epstein's suicide, approximately 95 million pounds from his estate were distributed among over 135 individuals through a compensation fund.

However, payments from the fund ceased in August 2021, leaving many victims without further recourse for compensation.

Meanwhile, Maxwell has initiated legal action against the estate of a former partner, aiming to secure financial support that was allegedly promised to her by the deceased Epstein.

Despite the lack of public disclosure regarding the beneficiaries of Epstein's estate, reports suggest that individuals close to him, such as Karina Shuliak, may stand to inherit significant assets.

Speculation surrounds the exclusion of another purported lover of Epstein, Megan, from any inheritance, leading to questions about her financial standing and potential sources of income.

Rumors hint at Megan's involvement in yachting activities and suggest that her lifestyle may have been supported by undisclosed ventures.

The sale of Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, where disturbing allegations are said to have taken place, has attracted attention due to its association with high-profile figures like Prince Andrew.

Despite being on the market for an extended period and experiencing a substantial price reduction, the property remained unsold until recently.

San Rafael Ranch LLC, a newly established company, acquired the sprawling 7,588-acre estate in a transaction sealed by the executor of Epstein's estate.

Documents obtained by reputable sources confirm the sale of the ranch, which includes the secluded lodge where Prince Andrew is alleged to have stayed during visits.

The sale marks a significant development in the ongoing saga surrounding Epstein's estate and the legacy of exploitation and abuse associated with his properties.

Witnesses, including Virginia Dufresne and former Zorro Ranch employees, have come forward to attest to the presence of Prince Andrew at the secluded hilltop mansion, adding layers of complexity to the unfolding narrative.