STAFF at Jeffrey Epstein’s secretive Zorro Ranch have reportedly been quizzed about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s visits.
More than a dozen former employees of the ranch are said to have been quizzed by cops working for the state’s Department of Justice.
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The Mirrorreports that the housekeepers, ranch hands and managers have been asked who stayed at the NewMexicoproperty and what they saw while employed there.
Shamed Andrew’s visits were at the top of the list for investigators, it is understood.
Raul Torrez,New Mexico‘sAttorney General, is leading the criminal probe with detectives looking at a wide range of Epstein’s visitors, including the former Duke.
A source told the publication: “The staff have been asked about guests to the property. It includes the formerprincewho stayed at the ranch. Detectives are trying to build up a picture of what he, Epstein and others did while at Zorro.”
Andrew, 66, is understood to have visited Zorro Ranch on several occasions, having allegedly formed a close relationship with a glamorous neurosurgeon while visiting the property.
The neurosurgeon is also set to be questioned by investigators as the probe continues to grow.
Staff at the ranch have reported being contacted and asked to give detailed accounts of their time there.
Some have been questioned about the daily operations of the sprawling 10,000-acre property.
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