>>8670631

>Kids are not kept underground.

They are sex slaves

They either work in brothels or they are sold to customers

And live at their owners house, or yacht or wherever.

Most of them you know personally

But you think they are grandkids, or nieces or daycare kids.

You have been suckered by the people who STEAL THE KIDS

And who TRAFFIC THE KIDS

You are helping to HIDE THE KIDS

>You, PERSONALLY are responsible for all of this.

You are demanding that law enforcement hunt down underground bunkers that do not exist.

Hmm, Interesting knowledge base you have there..You have any sauce for that wealth of knowledge?

>>8670676

>Covid isn't real. Holy fuck it's the biggest false flag yet.

All day every bread..Don't you have other content..something New to deliver…

>>8670730

Hmm, image connects to child and where they went missing..Image..suspects..or are they the abductors? Truth in images rather than words?

>>8670751

Had family that lived in that area for sometime..there were many problems with tunneling for drug trafficking ESCONDIDO, as soon as they would get one closed up another would appear.

>>8670786

>>8670758

I have been to his district..not a pretty site what these long term elite politicians have done to the people they represent. These people should be forced to live in the areas they threw into poverty, I wonder how long they would tolerate the conditions.

>>8670851

>What is this Anon?

Apparently the Image was supposed/or was at one time of the missing child/person, but instead, the images are of Simon Cowell, or Places, like Escondido.

>>8670907

Anon Qresear.ch is your friend…it is notabled see images.

Hart Island Erosion Unearths Skeletons

Hart Island, a massive burial ground near the Bronx, is eroding, unearthing human skeletons along the shoreline. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports.

A Rare Tour Of Hart Island, NYC's Isle Of Lost Souls

Hart Island is New York City's potter's field: a tiny island in the Bronx where more than 1 million people have been buried since the 1860s. A thousand more are added every year, buried in open trenches in rows of two stacked three high in pine boxes. They include loners and criminals to veterans and folks who simply outlived everyone they knew, or got lost in the system.

The island contains a million stories, but until now, few have been told. That is in part to the secretive nature of the island, which is run like a prison by the New York City Department of Correction. But the secrets of Hart Island are slowly being told, thanks to the loved ones of those buried there, journalist and artists. Brian took a rare trip to Hart Island to tell the story of an amazing place.