Major tech YouTuber offers to pay to dig up Epstein ranch following claims 'several young females' are buried there
More information has come to light surrounding the Epstein files released by the Department of Justice
A major tech YouTuber has offered to fund an operation to dig up Jeffery Epstein’s New Mexico ranch.
This comes after claims were made that ‘several young females’ were buried on the site.
Zack Nelson, who is better known online as @JerryRigEverything, took to social media to share his offer to pay for the investigation into Epstein’s ranch.
On X, formerly Twitter, Nelson wrote: “Dear @DonHuffines, We have reason to believe that there are several young females illegally buried on your current property. (Formerly known as Epstein Ranch) I will pay for 100% of the costs to professionally scan and exhume the remains.
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“As a republican running for public office in Texas I'm sure you would want to help put an end to this terrible chapter of US History. My DMs are open. We can give the bodies the respect they deserve. - Zack Nelson.”
As more information has come to light surrounding the Epstein files released by the Department of Justice, a clone of YouTube has been created which exposes all of Epstein’s videos.
‘JeffTube’ is now doing the rounds on social media after one user created a clone of YouTube to upload all of the videos pertaining to the late convicted sex offender.
Many people have taken to the internet to react to the news, with one person writing on Reddit: “The people behind Jmail have created JeffTube. It's many (all?) of the (so far) downloaded MP4 movie files from the (so far) released Epstein Files. It’s UX is excellent.”
Over on X, another said: “Wow thank you to everyone who has worked on putting this together! It’s super helpful, and much easier to use than the DOJ’s website.”
Since Nelson's offer, New Mexico have approved a thorough search of Epstein's ranch.
A third user commented: “at this rate we're gonna have a OuiJEE board where you can communicate to the dude's ghost by next month.”
And a fourth added: “making it easy to go through the files is dope, I bet they hate that you're doing that lol.”
A video of Epstein’s associate, Ghislaine Maxwell previously went viral after she appeared in a deposition conducted by the US House Oversight Committee earlier this month.
Per the United States Attorney's office, Maxwell, who was once said to have been a romantically involved with Epstein, assisted, facilitated, and participated in disgraced financier Epstein’s abuse of minor girls by, among other things, helping him to recruit, groom, and ultimately abuse victims known to Maxwell and Epstein to be under the age of 18.
As of November 2025, the Justice Department said that at least 1,000 women were victimized by Epstein, said USA Today.