The legislative committee investigating sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's time in New Mexico announced new subpoenas and took testimony from survivors during a hearing Thursday afternoon. Survivor Annette Church gave her testimony over Zoom, straining through tears and traumatic memories to explain what she says was her experience as a child and a teen at Zorro Ranch, Epstein’s former 10,000-acre ranch in Santa Fe County. She said she suffered kidnapping, and torture, being forced to drown in a tank before being pulled out and revived over and over again. She said she wasn’t sure if it was an experiment, or just for Epstein. She says she was even forced to undergo dental procedures that made her easier to track. “A tracker was placed in my tooth,” she said. “A surveillance device was placed in or on another tooth, and some kind of poison capsule or poison tooth was placed in another tooth or replaced my normal tooth. Most of these things were later removed by Epstein himself.” Commission Chair, State Rep. Andrea Romero (D-Santa Fe), said testimony like Church’s is exactly what the commission was created to find. “What you've chosen to present to us today is the foundation of what this commission does and will do,” she said, “and we don't take any of these testimonies lightly.” Romero announced subpoenas had been sent to the financial institutions JP Morgan Chase and Deutsche Bank, both of which have been linked to Epstein.