Epstein Secrets

UNCLASSIFIED/NOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY FBI INTERNAL USE ONLY - DO NOT DISSEMINATE EXTERNALLY FBI Albuquerque, INT-1 12 August 2020 HQ-CID-219-II.20 804I-AQ-2482314 374-AQ-3 179705 (U) Historical Documents and Zorro Ranch Media Reports May Augment Known

nd Zorro Ranch Media Reports May Augment Known Facts regarding the Missing San Jose de Gracia Church Artifact. (U) Executive Summary (U//FOUO) FBI Albuquerque assesses it is likely' information is available which could enhance known information about the whereabouts of the "Death Bell"; an historical arti

d and described as "c. A ranch in Santa Fe, New Mexico owned by Epstein (the "New Mexico Residence"). • (U) On 16 June 2020 a man and a woman from Artesia, New Mexico attempted to burgle the Zorro Ranch property. The couple attempted to break into a storage container at the Zorro Ranch. Property secur

owner • $10,000 Adolescent Pointe, Santa Teresa, Behavioral health • $10,000 Aquila, Albuquerque Defense technology • $10,000 Atlas Resources, Albuquerque Employee leasing company • $10,000 Benny Roybal, Espanola Contractor 09/12/2079 Page 2259 Agency to Agency Requet: 19-011 http://abqtrib.corn/

In a matter of five years, gambling money has become one of the top influences in state politics. The top gambling contributor was the Downs at Albuquerque, which donated $100,000. The Downs has a relationship with the state because the racing license Is regulated by the state Racing Commission. The

ilanthropist • $5,000 Beth Miller, Houston, Texas Farmer • $5,000 Billy G. Smith, Albuquerque Horseman/taxi service • $5,000 Brewer Oil Company, Artesia Energy • $5,000 Brian F. Egolf, Santa Fe Oil and gas executive • $5,000 Brownstein Hyatt & Farber PC, Denver, Colo. Law firm • $5,000 Building

In a matter of five years, gambling money has become one of the top influences in state politics. The top gambling contributor was the Downs at Albuquerque, which donated $100,000. The Downs has a relationship with the state because the racing license is regulated by the state Racing Commission. The

owner • $10,000 Adolescent Pointe, Santa Teresa, Behavioral health • $10,000 Aquila, Albuquerque Defense technology • $10,000 Atlas Resources, Albuquerque Employee leasing company • $10,000 Benny Roybal, Espanola Contractor http://abqtrib.com/archives/news02/l20702_news_donate.shtrnl Page 11 of 28

ilanthropist • $5,000 Beth Miller, Houston, Texas Farmer • $5,000 Billy G. Smith, Albuquerque Horseman/taxi service • $5,000 Brewer Oil Company, Artesia Energy • $5,000 Brian F. Egolf, Santa Fe Oil and gas executive • $5,000 Brownstein Hyatt & Farber PC, Denver, Colo. Law firm • $5,000 Building

owner • $10,000 Adolescent Pointe, Santa Teresa, Behavioral health • $10,000 Aquila, Albuquerque Defense technology • $10,000 Atlas Resources, Albuquerque Employee leasing company • $10,000 Benny Roybal, Espanola Contractor http://abqtrib.com/archives/news02/l20702 news donate.shtml - - Page 11 of

Joe G. Maloof Company, the family's liquor business, pitched in $30,000. Gavin Maloof donated $40,000. Family matriarch Colleen Maloof used her Albuquerque home and catered a fund-raising event - to the tune of $15,917 - on Richardson's behalf. Former Vice President Al Gore was the featured guest at

ilanthropist • $5,000 Beth Miller, Houston, Texas Farmer • $5,000 Billy G. Smith, Albuquerque Horseman/taxi service • $5,000 Brewer Oil Company, Artesia Energy • $5,000 Brian F. Egolf, Santa Fe Oil and gas executive • $5,000 Brownstein Hyatt & Farber PC, Denver, Colo. Law firm • $5,000 Building