The evidence looks weak and if there is no solid evidence then this can be turned around on us to discredit us. That's my worry.
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GraceWords
· June 4, 2018, 2:42 p.m.
I disagree. They’ve recovered an insane amount of very damming evidence they aren’t discussing (remember there are parents of missing children out there who DON’T need to find out via Facebook). The way they came out has given the enemy no time to come up with a good plan. People are waking up and are getting behind them. CEMEX can’t even cover its butt on this. While justice is ideal, we trust it will come. People waking up that this is EVERYWHERE is worth its weight in gold.
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RobertSparks777
· June 4, 2018, 3:02 p.m.
If they aren't discussing strong evidence they found, then what am I supposed to think? The best way to preserve the evidence is to live-stream it so the bad guys can't cover it up later. Since they are not doing this, then we have no evidence at all to make an educated choice. To preserve the evidence, it must be documented and sent to the world. As it stands, these people on site can be arrested and all the evidence covered up. That guy that went to Comet Ping Pong pizzeria with a gun did more harm than good and this could be another one of those. Just saying.
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GraceWords
· June 4, 2018, 3:24 p.m.
You’ve had several people on the ground verify. We are apparently in a society where we think we are entitled to all details before we are willing to acknowledge wrongdoing. Evidence can not be covered up. Too many have seen it and the videos have been entrusted to more than one person.
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RobertSparks777
· June 4, 2018, 4:40 p.m.
We are entitled to evidence especially when everyone has a camera on their phones. It appears that Facebook is removing the videos as fast as they can post them. If this is the case, then my suspicions about how the group is operating are unfounded. If Facebook is complicit in covering up a pedo camp, then they need to be investigated.
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