In an ongoing criminal investigation led by New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez, former employees of Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch are being interviewed about visits by Prince Andrew. The investigation focuses on the activities and guests at the 10,000-acre estate near Santa Fe, which has been shrouded in mystery for years. Investigators are particularly interested in the former Duke of York's interactions at the ranch, with sources indicating that he visited multiple times and had a close relationship with a neurosurgeon who is also being sought for questioning. Ex-employees have been asked to provide detailed accounts of their experiences, including visitor records and any unusual behavior they observed. They have been cautioned to retain all materials related to their time at the ranch, indicating that crucial evidence may still exist. The investigation, which began in February, has recently engaged the legal firm Fadduol, Cluff, Hardy and Conaway, P.C. to assist in collecting evidence and providing legal counsel. While previous investigations focused on Epstein's properties in New York and Palm Beach, Zorro Ranch remains a significant element in the broader context of abuse allegations against Epstein and his associates.