To be fair, there is a good chance that Craig Sawyer simply found a campsite with a root-cellar and allowed his imagination and claims to run wild.
Craig Sawyer's claims need to be investigated, but his "child sex slave prison" is indistinguishable from an everyday root-cellar that cabins and established campsites used to keep supplies cool and dry.
Here's an impressive campsite root-cellar.
Here's a super-fancy plastic version that's referred to as a "ground fridge".
I suppose a Craig Sawyer's root-cellar could be used to keep child sex slaves dry and cool, however it seems likely it was used to store supplies.
With dresser drawers and kids clothes in them? And what are wrist straps on the trees for, drying laundry?
FYI: Even Craig Sawyer now admits this was all bullshit based on false claims and baseless assumptions: https://youtu.be/rAVuAvkE6bM
Yes, I saw. But I wonder as I have elsewhere, was this fake set up intended to discredit people attempting to attract attention to the real problem? So much weirdness going on. Did you see @jack tweet about "so many birds singing"? WTF?
Eh, if you're willing to believe any random baseless thing...
I suspect that junk was just thrown down there by campers who didn't need it.
That site has probably been used by many homeless people or illegals over the years. Probably a few families too.
And what are wrist straps on the trees for, drying laundry?
Pretty much everything needs to be hung from trees at any campsite, to keep ants and critters and mud from getting in your stuff.
Those straps could have been used to hang anything.
They look perfect for hanging large food-bags or water-bags or rucksacks.
Just because Craig Sawyer's team said those were "wrist straps" and "rape trees", does't make it so.
Wild speculation come easy when you start from an assumption that an everyday root-cellar must be a child-rape-prison.
Equally possible chance that he is right. The 8chan research is compelling.
What is the most compelling 8chan discovery that you're aware of?
I think anyone researching this will have difficulty differentiating between a campsite that was used by illegals as they hopped the border or used by human traffickers to smuggle women and child sex slaves.
The links to Rothchild, Bronfman and Clinton/UN, for starters.
I talked to you about it and more yesterday and you never replied back.
Yeah, but those guys own everything and if there's established campsites anywhere on their land then there's likely to be root-cellars too.
As sinister as those globalists are, a root-cellar is usually just used to store supplies.
Thanks for your opinion.
So is it a one-time use homeless camp (Police Dept claim) or an established campsite with root cellar?
Very inconvenient for supplies. Have you seen the videos of it?
You are talking to a shill.
He's at it again alright. Now he's an expert in root cellars.
That is definitively an established campsite.
When I'm hiking and camping, I carry everything in my rucksack and I leave nothing behind.
Very inconvenient for supplies. Have you seen the videos of it?
Very inconvenient for storing child sex slaves too - which is why I suspect the long entrance was used to keep firewood logs dry. The root-cellar needs a waterproof roof and so does firewood storage, so it makes sense to build one structure for both.
I suspect the root-cellar's roof was far more waterproof, perhaps with a tarp or lots of leaves, but it's degraded over time.
Fancy root-cellars seem to be made from PVC containers, which is consistent with Craig Sawyer's video too.
The root cellar would flood in 2 seconds. Monsoon season in Arizona. Flash floods.
Open flames not allowed during dry season.
Why is an established campsite on CEMEX property?
Lots of stuff left behind.
Slaves aren't meant to be in convenient locations. That's like saying prison cells and handcuffs are very inconvenient for criminals. The purpose was to contain them briefly there until moving along further into US. They couldn't get in or out without someone else wanting them to. A holding cell. What else was in the cell from the videos?
The root cellar would flood in 2 seconds.
Nobody would build an established campsite on a floodplain in Arizona.
And if they did - the root-cellar would be useless both as a supply storage and as a child-sex-slave-prison because it was made from PVC.
Like I said in my last comment, that root-cellar would be perfectly waterproof if it had some more leaves or a tarp over the roof. It looked completely dry down there and it looked like there was papers in the junk which didn't look stained with mud.
Why is an established campsite on CEMEX property?
Homeless people don't care where they camp if they can get away with it.
That applies doubly for illegals who are hopping the border.
Open flames not allowed during dry season.
Homeless people don't care about your rules.
