A bipartisan group of state lawmakers has requested renewed investigation into the Zorro Ranch, a 7,600-acre property near Santa Fe, New Mexico, once owned by Jeffrey Epstein.

The remote property has been the subject of ongoing scrutiny since Epstein’s arrest and subsequent death in federal custody in 2019. Local officials and some legislators have expressed concern that the FBI did not conduct a sufficiently thorough forensic examination of the sprawling ranch during the initial investigation.

What Lawmakers Are Seeking

The proposed review aims to determine whether potential evidence may have been overlooked at the site. Critics argue that a more comprehensive investigation could address gaps in the federal probe, though no publicly confirmed evidence of human remains or hidden materials has been found at the property.

Federal investigations related to Epstein have been extensive, but questions about aspects of his operations and network structure persist. The renewed focus on the property reflects broader efforts to examine unanswered questions from the case.

Congressional Attention on Financial Structures

Meanwhile, Congressional committees, including the House Oversight Committee, have examined complex financial transactions associated with Epstein’s operations. Forensic accounting experts have noted that tracing financial pathways could reveal how Epstein maintained his network over decades.

Some testimony has referenced various individuals, though claims remain disputed and unsubstantiated in court. Legal analysts have emphasized that unverified allegations should be treated carefully, as they do not constitute proven wrongdoing.

What Comes Next

Whether new investigations will uncover significant evidence remains uncertain. The continued focus on both the physical property and financial records reflects a broader push for transparency and accountability regarding Epstein’s case.

This story has been updated. CNN’s reporting staff contributed to this report.