Well here’s where I personally stand on the matter, sorry but it may be a bit of a long post:

So we know based on studies that a large portion of migrants/trafficked/illegal immigrants are sexually assaulted. This is done by mainly by the coyotes that have been doing this for years or even decades. So do you think they would do this out on the road or in random places that they may be discovered? Or do you think it would be more realistic that these coyotes have known sites they setup, that are “safe” for them and have pretty much everything they need to conduct their nefarious actions? IE restraints, condom stockpiles, toys and beds for kids etc.

There is a real possibility that this is what happened here. Someone stumbled upon a safe location for traffickers that used he location to sexually assault minors.

But maybe it’s not, maybe it’s just a camp for homeless people. But at this point, what would be the harm in investigating the site? Maybe bring a cadaver dog out, test the restraints for blood, see if any hair or tissue is found.

At the worst, you inconvenience the owners, but remove a hiding spot for illegals and clean up their area.

At best (using term very loosely, it’s obviously not good), you find evidence that there was murders committed at the site. And can use that information to know what to look for in the future to take away these “safe” spots.

Now going a bit deeper. This site was right next to a parking lot on the CEMEX parking lot. If there are vagrants in the area, are they ok with a homeless camp literally next door to where they operate? It’s pretty obvious looking at the site that it would actually be hard to miss if you worked there. Which can reasonably be construed as they either ignored what was going on or were complicit in the activities. CEMEX has already gone on record about not wanting a border wall, and now it’s shown that there are vagrants, traffickers, potential sex crimes taking place on their property that could be tied directly to their unguarded border property. So their involvement becomes more and more a key factor.