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Porch family… the latest video just dropped.
“Have We Already Forgotten the Survivors?”
Tonight’s conversation is a heart-to-heart about something that has been sitting heavy on my mind.
Right now the entire country is staring at the war headlines. Every screen filled with maps and missiles and military graphics. When something that big enters the room, it tends to swallow all the oxygen.
But while everyone is looking across the ocean, something else has quietly started moving here at home.
Investigators have begun searching Jeffrey Epstein’s former ranch in New Mexico.
Land survivors have been pointing to for years.
That’s the conversation we’re having in tonight’s video. Because war may take the headlines… but it cannot be allowed to erase the people who are still waiting for answers.
And if you want the full story behind that moment, the deeper context, the documents, and the reason investigators are walking that land right now, the full write-up is live as well:
“The War Took the Headlines. The Survivors Still Deserve the Truth.”
This piece walks through what investigators are actually doing at Zorro Ranch, why the case paused in 2019, and why survivors never stopped pointing toward that stretch of desert.
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